Normally, significant attrition of motor neurons does not occur until a person reaches the age of 60 years or more. [noun]
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How can you reduce staff attrition sufficiently to enable you to redirect resources to other types of training? [noun]
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When the summits of these are worn by mastication their surfaces present circles of dentine surrounded by a border of enamel, and as attrition proceeds different patterns are produced by the union of the bases of the cusps, a trefoil form being characteristic of some species. [Please select]
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"The attrition of many secrets--burning secrets," I said, laughing. [Please select]
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The net reduction is due to an inadequate replacement of those voles lost by normal attrition. [Please select]
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"Sedimentary formations often contain pebbles rounded by attrition, and of a figure more or less elliptical." [Please select]
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He was learning all about humanity by constant attrition with mankind. [noun]
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In the former he dug and washed, morosely enough, with five or six partners; but he made up for this enforced and distasteful social attrition by living in his tent alone. [Please select]
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A peculiarity of character, of which the inhabitants themselves are hardly sensible, will be rubbed down and worn away by the attrition of foreign substances. [Please select]
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