Sentence examples for being retained on from inspiring English sources

Williams said that, also in a "highly irregular manner", the records were deleted immediately without being retained on the unit's backup database.

Therefore, the probability of a node being retained on that having the second lowest mark is Fig. 4 Correlation chain of retaining probability.

For most substrata, there was a link between high adhesion forces with bacteria and a high percentage of dead cells being retained on that substratum (even in the absence of a specific biocidal effect, such as silver).

While the technical imperfections of the concert recordings were overlooked in 1972 – or even applauded for their adding to the "honesty" of the moment, in the case of Starr's fluffed vocal being retained on "It Don't Come Easy" – reviewers of the CD-format album have invariably remarked on the less-than-ideal sound quality.

We know from the Malawi national quarterly ART reports that transfer-outs are a common cause of patients no longer being retained on therapy in their original ART clinic.

The final cleavage of the C-terminal 42kD portion of MSP1 (MSP142) releases a soluble fragment [29], with the most C-terminal 19kD portion being retained on the surface, and later carried into the erythrocyte during invasion [30].

Those CRS would be retained on open-ended contracts.

This was intended as a one-off project, and the little-known actors Kenneth Williams, Kenneth Connor and Charles Hawtrey were retained on a single contract.

Clancy has signed a new one-year deal, while fellow former Chester player has been retained on non-contract terms.

Silver metal and any gold were retained on the cupel.

She said Craven's age – he turned 70 in August this year – was not the reason he was retained on the programme.