Sentence examples for contributing to retention from inspiring English sources

The retention equations obtained allow a rationalization of the interactions contributing to retention and separation in the HILIC systems considered.

The variability of deposits increased with decreasing spray fineness, applied volume per hectare and plant size because of the reduced number of droplets contributing to retention.

Separation by PGC somehow resembles RP-HPLC, yet with significant retention of native glycans and charge effects contributing to retention.

Problems with retaining nurses in the workforce are not new or isolated to one particular field and factors contributing to retention are multifaceted.

The phosphate group can hardly be contributing to retention at the C-terminal domain in SCX; rather, closer location to the C-terminus means that the phosphate group is farther from the N-terminus and less able to impair retention.

The Care Act guidance allows local authorities to recognise other aspects of employment practice that contribute to retention and quality of staff in addition to payment of the minimum wage.

Specific surface area and porosity measurements indicated that a low Gel concentration contributed to retention of porous structure.

We surmised that perceived organizational support (POS) contributes to retention by acknowledging the workers' needs for career development support.

The program incorporates several key practices and methods that contribute to retention of UG students and preparation of a well-trained STEM workforce mentioned above.

Our preliminary findings are that CD163+ foam cells in the plaque produce biglycan (unpublished data) and thus may contribute to retention of lipoproteins.

It was found that Persian gum and carrot pomace powder both effectively contributed to retention of donuts moisture content which in turn led to significant reduction of fat uptake during frying process (p<0.05).