Примеры использования Attrition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This attrition of participants is not random,
In 15 out of the 32 entities, the attrition rate for women exceeded that for men and in 10 out of 32 the attrition rate for men exceeded that for women.
However, the Prussians could not win a war of attrition against the Knights, who could draw resources from the western Europe.
high attrition, staff planning,
Four of the six posts became vacant in 2009 due to staff movements and attrition, while one post remained vacant in 2009 after two unfruitful rounds of recruitment.
In"Scorpion", the Borg are engaged in a war of attrition against Species 8472, whose biological defences are a match for the Borg's nanoprobes.
during 2006-2007 the staff attrition rate reached alarmingly high levels:
Access to quality health care for teachers can reduce teacher absenteeism and attrition.
With respect to expected attrition, 609 staff members serving in the Professional
In 1969, Egypt initiated the War of Attrition, with the goal of exhausting Israel into surrendering the Sinai Peninsula.
In recent years, however, the attrition rate for female doctors has decreased substantially, and is only slightly higher compared to the attrition rate for male doctors.
also a high employee attrition rate.
The Logistics Base is making this possible through attrition and ensuring that efforts towards gender balance are made in the years to come.
The introduction of end-of-service severance pay would reduce such attrition and should therefore be seen as an essential tool for managing human resources effectively.
Attrition due to stress-related illnesses,
software, one may apply statistical methods to develop nonlinear attrition causation models.
It is indicated that this state of affairs was due to higher than expected attrition, reassignments and separations,
posts through attrition to establish a ratio of 1:3 between the number of text processors to the number of translators.
Overall attrition rates remain consistent with the previous period,
which was followed by the eight-year war of attrition.