More effective retention-based hiring is established through a strong interaction with potential finance candidates before the hiring process even begins.
More convenient ways to collect outcome data, for example, online data collection were thought to be more effective for retention.
The cooperative learning within the team and competition-based learning increase the level of intensity and excitement in the Six Sigma training and thus enables an improved engagement that leads to a more effective understanding and retention of knowledge.
Heintze et al. demonstrated that leucite and lithium-disilicate crowns adhesively bonded with resin cement had higher fracture strength than those cemented with water-based cement [16] because, molecular adhesion in resin and hybrid cements is more effective than micromechanical retention which is the main mechanism for bonding of water-based cements to restorative materials.
Some scholars have analysed PSPs' motivations to identify more effective public sector retention strategies [ 9, 10].
Decentralised recruitment was perceived to be more effective in improving retention of the lower cadre health workers within the districts.
Not only in educational setting but in learning contexts, there were also researches proving the concept/knowledge map to be more effective for attaining knowledge retention and transfer than reading text-based learning contents (McCagg and Dansereau 1991; John and Olusola 2006), and more beneficial working as navigational aids than a contents list (McDonald and Stevenson 1998).
Concept mapping is more effective in promoting knowledge retention and transfer than reading text or attending lectures [ 82, 83].
Shiu et al. (2006) examined similar lineage-specific patterns when comparing human and mouse duplicates, suggesting that the larger population size and shorter generation interval in murine species could account for more effective natural selection and retention of duplicated genes.
A key issue is whether dispersed or aggregated retention is more effective for conservation, and hence what size of retained patches of forest should be maintained within logged areas.
Retention of aggregated patches was useful in maintaining forest specialist species after harvesting, but was more effective when applied together with dispersed retention.
