In theory, NHI will activate a new dynamic that could potentially strengthen the existing workforce, distribute it more equally, retain its members more successfully, prompt more effective public health services, and expand access to health services.
This is, however, not without problems (e.g. differentiated non-proliferative cells are likely to equally retain the label) and reliable and specific markers of stemness are urgently sought.
Here, rewarded picture-frame color associations were equally well retained over SWS-rich early sleep no matter if the frames were associated with emotional or neutral pictures.
While Liriodendron shows the greatest overall level of conservation of the inferred ancestral angiosperm gene clusters – retaining 12 out of 14 of them – several other species have retained equally as many (12/14; Citrullus) or nearly as many (11/14; Phoenix, Vitis, Carica and Ricinus), though the combinations of conserved clusters vary among species.
The Tamil Tigers own leader, Velupillai Prabhakaran, was equally combative, retaining unrealistic faith in the Tiger's ability to defeat the numerically superior government forces.
The IFS also makes the now familiar critique that the government plans create anomalies, since a two-earner couple with taxable income of £100,000 split equally would retain all child benefit, but a single-earner couple or lone parent, with taxable income of £60,000, would lose all of it.
Whether clinical competence is retained equally well for online and face-to-face training methods is not yet established.
McDaniel et al. (2011) found that on unit exams, information that was tested twice (before and after a lesson), compared to only once (after the lesson), was retained equally well.
With direct election, each vote represented equally, the Democrats retained control of the Senate.
While YFP- or GFP-tagged CENP-A barely passes through the membrane at all, untagged CENP-A from cell extracts or recombinant protein preps is retained equally well on the first membrane.
