Noun:

क्षय दर,

attrition rate's Usage Examples:

(specifically the North American P-51 Mustang) were deployed did the attrition rate for crew diminish.

number of subjects for whom data is obtained in each round, or the attrition rate.

Employee referrals allow existing employees to screen, select and refer candidates, lowers staff attrition rate; candidates hired through referrals tend to.

rates associated with pharmaceutical development are referred to as an "attrition rate", requiring decisions during the early stages of drug development to.

To estimate the attrition rate the numbers of soldiers of the Grande Armée are roughly taken from Minard"s.

The attrition rate among surfers is very high.

Due to the devastating attrition rate during the Long March, the communist forces were so under-manned that brigade designations did not exist at the time of the incident.

The attrition rate for nurses was 6.

ARVN M8s and M20s saw considerable action during the Vietnam War; however, by 1962 the US noted the attrition rate of the fleet was becoming high due to age.

students, seven have dropped out or deferred their studies setting the attrition rate at 10%.

It makes him feel part of a company and thus, it curtails employee attrition rate and unrest in labor unions.

World War I, the course was originally intended to address the high attrition rate of submarine commanders, as the previous method of handing down knowledge.

Nick Heidfeld fell to the wayside due to a pit stop error and a high attrition rate.

Synonyms:

superior, top-notch, tops, crack, topnotch, super, ace, A-one, tiptop,

Antonyms:

inferior, worst, subordinate, low, follower,