Sentence examples for retain a proportion from inspiring English sources

"The hysteria will settle down and people will start going abroad again but hopefully we will retain a proportion of them". There is also a feeling in the industry that some holidaymakers are waiting to see the impact of Brexit before booking their summer break.

GEBV were used to retain a proportion of the best candidates, mimicking genomic pre-selection.

On the other hand, in a symmetrically dividing culture, all the cells retained a proportion of older components resulting in slower growth of the entire population.

No sieving and washing of soil from the trench took place as the number of plants (32) and harvests (15) made it impractical, therefore we will have only retained a proportion of the fine root material.

The acquirer's shareholders, in that event, would retain a greater proportion of the deal's SVA.

Although I am heartened by the growing sense that the qualification reforms will retain a significant proportion of non-examined assessment, clarification is needed about what "exam" means.

This is not currently considered in fire engineering design approaches because the connections are assumed to heat up more slowly than the structural frame members and therefore retain a greater proportion of their strength.

If the loss of short AT-rich fragments is primarily taphonomic and not methodological in nature, greater taxonomic skew may be expected in libraries generated using a single-stranded library preparation, which is known to retain a higher proportion of shorter DNA fragments than the double-stranded DNA library preparation method used in this study67.

We call on banks to retain a greater proportion of current profits to build capital, where needed, to support lending.

As this mechanism of Fe uptake is not reliant on DMA secretion, rice may have evolved to retain a larger proportion of the increased DMA produced during Fe deficiency.

The extremely low operating costs of online home-based businesses helped ensure that the informants could retain a significant proportion of these revenues as profits, resulting in the financial rewards described by some of the informants.