Due to the efficient mass transfer, more adsorption sites as well as effective retention for the analytes, the adsorption property of GA for bisphenol A revealed better performance than that of GS.
Secondary outcomes include patient, hygienist and nurse rated treatment acceptability as well as sealant retention for those children in the sealant arm.
Increasing access to primary education in disadvantaged regions of Chad and improving the quality of education as well as school retention for girls also plays a crucial role in reducing disparities.
It is worth bearing in mind that excretion as well as retention of nutrients is important for a feed supplement, as excreted nutrients will have environmental impact.
Yesterday evening, an Enron spokesman confirmed the bonuses, describing them as "retention incentives" for crucial employees.
Infrastructural improvement, facility resourcing, and career development plans are important areas the MoH should prioritize as retention strategies for health workers especially in rural areas.
As shown in Table 4, from year three onwards, all pre-tests performed at the beginning of each school year will also serve as retention tests for the interventions performed the year before.
In this paper we describe results of a study designed to test the hypothesis that coastal regions with weak subtidal flow (i.e., coastal null zones) may serve as retention areas for estuarine larval forms.
Before its release into the river, the used water was held in large tanks known as retention basins for up to six hours.
