Sentence examples for may help retained from inspiring English sources

The beard may help, retained despite advice that a shave would win votes.

The diamond polishing industry in India has been suffering for a while, so giving away such eye-catching gifts – to be paid for by the company in instalments over the next few years – may help retain talent at a difficult time.

zAlso, wages may help retain employees.

Landscape restoration through shrub planting may help retain more soil water than other land cover types.

The Prizes, for example, "may help retain existing" subscribers.

Earlier this year, Microsoft increased the amount of parental leave it offers to workers to 20 weeks -- a move that may help retain more women in the long run, though Houston said it was too soon to tell.

This finding suggests that the regulation of dFoxO translation by IRES may help retain essential cellular functions during Drosophila fasting.

In addition to storing and exporting organic carbon, fish can export inorganic carbon through the excretion of calcium carbonate [10], while whales and krill in the Southern Ocean may help retain iron in the surface waters [11].

Inhibition of mitochondrial fission by mutant Drp1 may help retain cristae morphology and mitochondrial functions upon capsaicin treatment.

Thus, this paper seeks to determine which women were not retained in this study to develop strategies that may help retain this population and consequently optimize maternal well being and pregnancy outcomes.

Once dynein reaches the plus end, the high local concentration of Lis1 at plus ends in S. cerevisiae (Markus et al., 2011) may help retain dynein by prolonging its microtubule attachments (Huang et al., 2012; McKenney et al., 2010; Yamada et al., 2008).