Sentence examples for ability to retain working from inspiring English sources

97 Another small Finnish study concluded that the high acquisition costs of TMZ are compensated by prolonged home care and possibly by the ability to retain working capacity during TMZ treatment among patients with recurrent gliomas.

Extreme depression, anxiety, as well as physical symptoms all plagued Jill's, and hobbled her ability to retain work, meet friends, and live an otherwise normal life.

* Given this, it would impair Yahoo's ability to retain the talented engineers working on advertising systems that are important to our interest in a combination of our companies.

It worked out great". It was Newport Coast's ability to retain its collective shape that helped it maintain a winning balance between offense and defense.

Worse, he said, the ability to retain control of copyrighted works made abroad provides manufacturers with a powerful incentive to ship jobs overseas.

The software, book, music and movie industries say a broad ruling for Costco also could threaten their ability to retain control over copyrighted works.

Spatial Working Memory measures the ability to retain and manipulate information in the working memory and heuristic strategy.

She notes 'the ability to retain, reuse, revise, remix, and redistribute work' as key aims.

Krakauer is anxious about his ability to retain the people who make up the Kata Project.

Again, cast iron pans are best for their ability to retain heat, but any thick frying pan will work.

Basically, working memory gives us the ability to retain a limited amount of information for a short amount of time.