Sentence examples for retain the answer from inspiring English sources

A negative relationship between confidence and later accuracy (other factors controlled) might offer some support for this notion, in that students who are less certain about their knowledge of the concept in the prequestion are more likely to learn and retain the answer to that question when it is encountered in class.

The doctor decided to retain the answering service, partly because of the arguments advanced, partly because of the appeal to his humanity, but chiefly because the letter was written in long-hand with a real pen.

They only retain the final answer on the imaginary abacus.

To avoid misinterpretation, we have retained the original answer options and inserted a respective comment into the footnotes of Table  1.

And the government would retain the right to redact the answers to the questions if necessary to prevent the release of important national security information.

That is, (G_c) only needs to retain the information necessary for answering queries in (mathcal{Q}) and hence can achieve a better compression ratio than lossless compression schemes.

He said that he intended to recall Khiêm to Saigon to lead the Armed Forces Council in place of Khánh, but would retain the civilian cabinet that answered to the generals.

The question is, is there some way to answer this objection and retain the descriptive analysis of anaphora?

The answer was characteristic of Sharon: attack immediately -- regain, and retain, the initiative.

England deserve to retain the Ashes.

I hope we can retain the interest.