Sentence examples for global retention from inspiring English sources

In all tested mobile phase environments, the global retention characteristics of the studied SO was found to be dominated by enantioselective SA/SO binding rather than by non-enantioselective SA/support interactions, providing evidence for chiral recognition processes primarily capitalizing on strong electrostatic intermolecular binding forces.

Another possibility is that the relatively large size of 213Bi- F3 2 could prolong its global retention.

In 2009, the average global retention rate at 12 months was 82%.

The study demonstrated that global retention of C-HED was significantly lower in patients diagnosed with heart failure when compared to the healthy control patients (6.2 (1.6) %/min vs. 10.7 (1.0) %/min, P < 0.01).

These factors did not necessarily focus only on retention in care prior to ART eligibility, as most papers considered global retention in pre-ART care, from HIV diagnosis to ART initiation; when this was the case, we distinguished between the size of the overall population in pre-ART care and the size of the population not yet ART eligible.

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The high heterogeneity of silica cycling in coastal margins and the lack of silica data (compared to nitrogen and phosphorus) prevent the estimation of global silica retention in estuaries.

There were no within group differences in baseline global PIB retention between Mayo and ADNI sources (Supplementary Table E2).

The annual change in global PIB retention ratio did not differ by source of subjects, P = 0.81 (Supplementary Table E2 and illustrated in Supplementary Fig. E2).

The annual change in global PIB retention did not differ by clinical group (P = 0.90), and although small (median 0.042 ratio units/year overall) was greater than zero among all subjects (P < 0.001).

Annual rate of change in global PIB retention ratio is reported in Table 2 and Fig. 2, with accompanying P values for group differences in Table 3 and for source differences in Supplementary Table E2.