Sentence examples for recorded retention from inspiring English sources

To screen the main polyphenols that are responsible for the antioxidant properties of the EAE, individual polyphenols were identified and quantified by comparisons with available standards based on recorded retention time (Table 4).

One trial recorded retention at two time points without stating which was the primary outcome (Cox 2008).

The recorded retention times for respective peaks (Fig. 2 a) enabled identification of AA and NI in the mixtures presented on the Fig. 2 b, c.

Chromatographic separation followed by full scan mass spectra was carried out to record retention time, molecular weight (m/z) and MS/MS2 of all detectable ions presented in the samples.

However, the degree to which PiB binding to Aβ plaques compared to NFT contributes to in vivo recorded PiB retention signal, and the basis for region-specific differences in PiB retention levels in Alzheimer's disease brains in vivo, remains to be fully established.

Time spent in the region that previously contained the platform was recorded as retention time.

A spokeswoman for Chetham's said the school had not kept records from that time as a result of its records retention policy.

A: This is basically just a joke at this point, but I have this dumb meeting about records retention or something that got pushed back to one.

A State Department spokesman James Kirby the agency will incorporate the newly discovered emails into a review of record retention practices that Clinton's successor, John Kerry, has intiated.

And much of the remaining civil liberties agenda – on DNA and criminal record retention, fingerprinting children and CCTV – still awaits the publication of a freedom bill, which Nick Clegg promised would be out last November.

The city, which is contesting liability in the case, has said in filings that the recording "was destroyed in accordance" with a "record retention schedule" because officials did not expect litigation.