Sentence examples for greatest retention from inspiring English sources

We learned this week that Christopher Bailey, now her successor, was also the recipient last summer of one of this generation's greatest retention bonuses – a cool £15m.

The optimum processing condition for greatest retention of both parameters was 60 °C and 30 min.

However, steam blanching, steam boiling, microwaving, and stir-frying treatments resulted in the greatest retention of all minerals.

However, steam blanching resulted in the greatest retention of total flavonoids, followed by microwaving and then steam boiling.

The greatest retention was observed for two DA, DG deoxynucleotides and A (Figs.  1 and 3), among which DA was retained with the highest extent.

However, steam treatments (blanching and cooking), stir-frying, and microwaving caused slight losses, and they result in the greatest retention of nutrients and phytochemicals.

Companies such as National Grid and BT say diversity in work patterns results in greater retention of staff and lower recruitment costs, among other advantages.

Brookman agrees: "What we are seeing is a greater retention of good artists, rather than the automatic route of heading to Melbourne or Sydney.

A second study compared the Smallab approach with traditional hands-on lab experimentation, with the group that used mixed-reality again showing greater retention and mastery.

Although YouTube is jammed with instructional videos — "online, you can find videos on everything we've offered," she noted — Ms. Wachter said, for her, a communal experience meant a greater retention of knowledge.

"A corporate university is a great retention tool," says Wheeler.