Sentence examples for hardly retained from inspiring English sources

In RP-HPLC native glycans are hardly retained, and retention is largely determined by the label.

In contrast, in gels containing HPMC with a homogeneous substitution pattern, CBM4-2 was hardly retained at all.

Zanamivir and ribavirin are not or hardly retained by the C18 column, elute from it within 5 min and are subsequently retained on the Hypercarb column.

HILIC can be used as an SPE method for the purification of glycans after labeling, as small aromatic molecules such as 2-AA and 2-AB are hardly retained [ 34].

In addition, due to the defective mechanism to attract talented teachers, rural areas can hardly retain highly qualified kindergarten teachers, which hinders the improvement of the quality of rural kindergartens.

Planning to retain ICT knowledge workers is one of the main necessities of a successful business in telecommunication industry in Iran and in the world; because in a competitive environment, organizations can hardly retain their specialized and expert human resources and they are constantly exposed to recruitment policies of competing organizations.

Using financial compensation as incentives definitely has an expiring date and can hardly retain top talent and drive high performance.

As patients would hardly retain a medication this long if they were not comfortable with it, the implication is that in the lithium group we observe a pre-selection of rather satisfied and therefore compliant patients.

Cramming the night before is proven to be ineffective, because you're taking in so much information at once that it's impossible to memorize it at all — in fact, you'll hardly retain anything.

A judge who has overseen the entire case, Aharon Farkash, also ruled that the contested objects should go back to Mr Golan: since the state devoted so much effort to its unsuccessful bid to prove they were forgeries, it could hardly claim to retain them on the grounds that they were antiquities, Mr Farkash has pointed out.

If she were to sanction the departure of one of the jewels in the club's crown, it would hardly help her retain the services of the much-admired manager Mauricio Pochettino, who has said he will consider his options at the end of the season.