Sentence examples for as its retention from inspiring English sources
The bill is not perfect, there are many who have well-founded reservations about its impact on online publishers and those who publish anonymously on the internet, as well as its retention of the burden of proof resting squarely on the defendant.
HCT was chosen as the IS as its retention time did not prolong the analysis time and indicated no interference effect on the chromatographic peak of SIL.
US News and Forbes both provide a rankings list without breaking it down by the various criteria behind the rankings, making it hard to determine if a school is strong in a criterion such as alumni success, but weak in another, such as its retention rate.
Especially the amount of trace gases governs important aspects of the gas cover of our planet, such as its retention capacity of heat or the amount of ozone present.
The long-half life of dalbavancin is a result of its extensive protein binding, as well as its retention within cells.
Using proliferation assays, we showed that these cell models are readily affected by PACE4 downregulation and display a broad variety of PACE4 expression levels in order to evaluate peptide uptake as well as its retention.
Although the Christian church drew from other sources as well, its retention of the sacred Scriptures of the synagogue (the Old Testament) as an integral part of its Bible a decision sharply debated in the 2nd century ce was crucial.
The amount of water retained per unit volume of a polysaccharide is referred to as its water retention capacity or water absorption capacity [ 29].
They were not part of the 278,000 documents the Home Office destroyed as part of its "retention and destruction" policy.
This item should be regarded as essential to the content validity of the measure, though it doesn't load on a cluster of inter-related variables, its retention as separate item in EPDS scale should be considered on theoretical grounds [ 17].
The Liberal Democrats want to abolish it, the Conservatives have proposed limiting it to the poorer sections of the population, and only Labour is committed to its retention as a universal benefit.
