Sentence examples for like retention from inspiring English sources

"Language like retention, acquisition or conversion was never used".

Maybe it's as simple as 'hey, be nice and respect each other.' Rather than worrying about what wellbeing is and how much wellbeing exactly, let's just do the stuff we already know makes people feel good and then just measure stuff like retention rates that we already have".

"{Stress] is the tipping point for things like retention, which obviously costs businesses billions and billions every year," Fulcher said.

For diagnosis of symptomatic pathologies of the maxillary sinus like retention cysts, polyps, and tumors, panoramic radiographies (PAN) are commonly used and widely available.

Such a relentless reduction of device dimensions has many challenges like retention, endurance, reduction in the number of electrons in the FG, dielectric leakage, cell-to-cell cross talk, threshold voltage shift, and reduction in memory window margins [65, 66].

Little is known about the required quantity and spatial distribution of retained emergent trees, which would be necessary to develop sound ecological management guidelines, like retention targets for biodiversity conservation (Bauhus et al. 2009; McElhinny et al. 2005).

The genetic introgression process was carried out for four generations while selecting for giraulti-like memory retention.

Wasps that chose the learned odour (CS+) twice were considered to be wasps with long-lasting memory and were selected to create long (N. vitripennis-like) memory retention lines during introgression.

One sample of each pair consisted of up to 10 sisters that had chosen the 'wrong' odour twice (short-memory retention), whereas the other sample consisted of up to 10 sisters that had chosen the learned odour twice (N. vitripennis-like memory retention, which was used as a control).

Digging deeper, we like the retention and advocacy among their customer base".

Biotic sludges, such as activated or digested sludge from waste water treatment, are known to be difficult to dewater, due to their high compressibility and their gel-like water retention capacity.