Sentence examples for extent of retention from inspiring English sources

We have used data from large cohort studies on STI patients in Pune, India in modeled scenarios to study the extent of retention and determinants of retention in male STI patients that constitutes an important bridge population in HIV transmission in India [11].

In order to measure the extent of retention among FETP alumni, we calculated the proportion of graduates that were currently working within their home country.

We performed similar blast analyses for all genomes to a known chloroplast D-Loop sequence in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii [ 17], in order to understand the varying extent of retention of these origin-like sequences in various species, from an evolutionary perspective.

Although the frequency and extent of retention of fecal material and fluids at CTC has been extensively studied, the effects of the various CTC preparation protocols on the performance of same-day colonoscopy is less well known.

When constructed without constraining against negative branch lengths, the tree contains negative branches in both Reptilia and mammals, suggesting homoplasy in the extent of retention of LCNS (fig. 4 B ). Vestiges of LCNS were found across the amniote tree when search parameters were relaxed to identify shorter less similar Blast matches (ca. 100 bp, e-value = 1 × 10−10).

The cis-acting pathway depends on retention in the TEC of the σ that was used during initiation, with the extent of σ retention being modulated by the sequence of the initial transcribed region (Deighan et al., 2011).

The extent of full retention of sample does not depend of sample volume.

The activity and total enzyme recovered from these matrices by passive diffusion were compared to ascertain the extent of activity retention.

This fact could be explained due to the fact that minerals such as Zn, Mn and Fe oxides have such redox potentials that can oxidize As and will thus alter the extent of As retention.

Although several factors may control the adsorption process in naturally occurring waters, the extent of the retention of dissolved target analytes on the glass fibre filters should not be underestimated in the analysis of hydrophobic contaminants in marine and estuarine waters at very low concentrations (ppt level).

The extent of intron retention correlated with the presence of IDH1 and IDH2 mutations in acute myeloid leukemia and across molecular subtypes in breast cancer.