Sentence examples for number retention from inspiring English sources

There was no difference in cell number retention for either of the L. monocytogenes strains.

Here we study GLAD-UTLC plate performance in terms of migration distance, plate number, retention factor and a figure of merit specific to GLAD-UTLC, track deviation angle.

For each sample identity of the compound; CAS or NIST number; retention time and integrated signal were reported.

However, Ministries and donors alike remain uncertain about which, if any, targeted investments have the potential to measurably improve the number, retention and distribution of health personnel [ 5- 8].

The peak numbers, retention times, areas, and percentage areas were recorded.

The measures of structure reported in the studies focused predominantly on PAs as a human resource in primary care (Additional file 1), investigating numbers, retention and willingness to employ, and physician and managers' views on the value of or barriers to employing PAs.

Last year, Baker started #RealDiversityNumbers, a Twitter movement to get companies reporting numbers around retention, number of lawsuits settled out of court, etc.

She's also the one behind #RealDiversityNumbers, a Twitter movement to get companies reporting numbers around retention, number of lawsuits settled out of court, etc.

Last year, Baker started #RealDiversityNumbers, a Twitter movement to get companies reporting numbers around retention, number of lawsuits settled out of court, etc.

To avoid losing people to Internet start-ups, Andersen France is introducing a number of retention measures already in use in the United States.

Economic impacts are expressed as net present value and harvesting level, while impacts on forest structure are expressed by a vector of variables including old forest proportions, growing stock, number of retention trees, size of buffer zones and amount of dead wood.