Sentence examples for found retention from inspiring English sources

"Setting up a company takes about three weeks compared to an afternoon in the US," says Kevin Dykes, a Texan entrepreneur who moved to Berlin to found Retention Grid, which helps small e-commerce sites retain their customers.

One study that did look at novel conceptual learning found retention of memory for category exemplars as well as retention of ability to generalize to novel exemplars and never-seen prototypes across a night of sleep, but not a day awake, in a dot pattern categorization task52.

In fact, a study by NYU found retention soared when learning roles were more collaborative.

Lastly, we found retention of functional p53 expression in MM cells that exhibit loss of Arf expression.

In this instance, we found retention in the vehicle-injected trained group (F (1,156)  =  5,19; p<0.05, CT-Veh vs. TR-Veh) due to spontaneous recovery, but no retention in the sulfasalazine trained group (F (1,156)  =  1,03; p>0.05, between CT-SSZ and TR-SSZ groups) (Figure 1c, graph on the right).

In these two pediatric cohorts of children followed in rural Uganda, we found retention rates of 86% and sustained immunological responses 1 and 2 years after ART start.

One of the health facilities with declining retention in care (NM HC) was a case in point; we found that retention was not considered an important issue; there were very weak retention promoting services.

For nonmajors, they found that retention was higher on concepts tested with in-class clicker questions, but for majors, the retention was the same in both conditions.

"We found that retention is much more prevalent," Mr. Swearer said.

I have found that retention of material so introduced is near perfect.

Research from the Social Market Foundation (SMF) has found that retention rates in higher education in England have barely shifted since 2009/10 and that rates for students from the most disadvantaged backgrounds remain lower than for others.