Sentence examples for because retained from inspiring English sources
"Why not just give them the services?" Michele Cahill, an adviser to the schools chancellor, says the new program, which is expected to retain 20percentt of third graders, about 15,000 children, will succeed because retained students will not be segregated, but will get "early and continuous assessments and interventions" and a "rigorous curriculum".
These companies have come to recognize what finance academics have been preaching for decades: for financially healthy firms, there is no particular imperative to pay dividends every quarter, because retained cash can always be paid out to shareholders later, or used to repurchase stock.
Customer retention provides an increase in the revenue of the companies, because retained customers increase the quantity of sold products [8, 30].
However, because retained introns with premature stop codons have similar codon usage to exons, this strongly indicates that some NMD substrates have at least been protein-coding in the recent evolutionary past.
The images with the highest diffusion-weighting (b=800 s mm−2) were selected because retained signal at this b-value was probably to best reflect tumour-stromal contrast on ADC maps.
Treasury sources said the tax break, which is mainly paid to fathers, was abolished because retaining it would have been inconsistent with Mr Brown's decision to get rid of the married couple's allowance.
Mr. Ackerman conceded that the decision to do so was not without debate, because retaining the money would add "a few hundred million" to Deutsche Bank's capital, but said the move was popular among its investors.
This is especially true for immune cells, because retaining an immunological "memory" allows rejuvenated iPSC-derived immune cells to resume the fight against a tumor or a virus.
All respondents stated strongly that they would not delay bathing for an HIV-infected infant even by hours because retaining the vernix is thought to increase the risk of transmission to the newborn.
She gained only a slight edge out of the opening because she retained her bishop pair.
