The parameter m1 characterizes the effect of increasing the water concentration in the mobile phase on the contribution of the RP mechanism to the retention, whereas the parameter m2 is a measure of the opposite effect, characteristic of the HILIC contribution to the retention in highly organic mobile phases.
Electron lone pair interactions are weak and make only a minor contribution to the retention mechanism.
Such a molecular mechanism, however, has received little attention to understand its relative contribution to the retention and divergence of duplicated genes, especially in plants.
Since only four such interacting enzyme pairs were found, this mechanism seems to make only a small contribution to the retention of enzyme-homeologs.
To address the nature and function of the different diffusion barriers in the yeast ER, we investigated the mechanisms underlying the compartmentalization of the cortical ER and their potential contribution to the retention of misfolded ER proteins in the mother cell.
In this study, the authors hypothesize that, in particular, the way in which research methods and scientific inquiry skills such as problem solving are taught, typically through instructor lectures and assigned readings, makes an important contribution to low retention and academic underperformance in the biological sciences.
There were also some interesting activities classified as 'support for in-service worker health workforce': 1) development of a " capacity needs assessment and strategic plan for the development of medical associations", and 2) " contribution to HR retentions scheme" (Liberia and Zimbabwe, respectively).
This study investigated the neural systems that may make necessary contributions to the retention in working memory of location information.
This latter effect points to a functional difference between mu and alpha in their contribution to observation and retention of movements in the two tasks.
The first of these functional changes brought about by mutation is likely the one that makes the greatest contribution to duplicate gene retention.
