Sentence examples similar to a retention to from inspiring English sources

When we consider the balance between the disadvantages of the removal of a prosthesis on the one hand and the failure rate of a treatment with retention on the other, we prefer a retention up to 8 weeks postoperatively.

The rats were tested for retention of fear memory at 24 h (T1) and the step-down latency was used as a measure of retention (to a maximum of 300 s).

Should no one be given a retention bonus to be sure none go to those less deserving?

As part of the £13m sale of Breakingviews, one of the first online media outlets to charge for access, Dixon agreed a retention bonus to stay on for three more years.

Binary logistic regression analyses were carried out to identify any factors associated with the choice of a retention according to the length of the work experience.

In addition Lake Needwood was constructed to protect the water quality of the creek by functioning as a retention basin to trap all discharges from storm water runoff.

"There are some companies who use noncompetes as a retention tool to hang over employees' heads," Mr. Lippetz said.

Again, only a few of the actual retentions are shown in the diagram: in reality there will be a retention corresponding to each of the momentary perceptual experiences you enjoyed during this brief interval.

And an Illinois Supreme Court justice barely survived a retention vote to earn another 10 years on the state's high court.

This is bad enough - litigants and potential litigants pouring money into a retention election to get (or keep) "their guy" in what should be an impartial job; judging.

The consequence is a perceptual deficit that does not require a retention period to emerge.