Sentence examples for retained one year from inspiring English sources

The follow-up study revealed different developmental patterns of CSE and self-reported creativity (SRC) between the student and young professional groups: (1) the CSE of the young professional group showed further growth, whereas that of the student group dropped significantly; (2) for both groups, the high SRC was retained one year after the IP.

Among those who were retained one year after the discharge from CR (approximately 64% of the CHRC group; those who were followed for one year), women were still physically "active".

The reputation (and property prices) of the road has waxed and waned over the years, but it's retained one constant: a Wimpy branch that, despite the broader fortunes of the company, seems to still be going strong.

Lewis has retained one title or another for nearly six consecutive years.

I have retained one private client.

We used the diagnosis eventually retained after one year of follow-up as the definite diagnosis to be contrasted with the early diagnostic guess.

"App marketing technology provider Fiksu reported recently that the costs associated with retaining one 'loyal user' hit a massive $4.04 in August 2015, representing a 36% increase month over month and 117%percentt rise year over year.

Until then, we will continue to retain one another ourselves.

For example, Shea et al. followed up 82 clinically diagnosed SPD patients and found that only 34% of them retained the same diagnosis one year later and that the mean number of SPD diagnostic criteria met also declined over time [ 18].

Similarly, the non-inventor could not prevent the inventor from receiving a patent by publicly disclosing the invention based on information obtained from the inventor because in this case, the inventor will still retain the one-year grace period to file a patent application on the invention.

Among the patients who were recruited at least 15 months before the assessment (n = 349), only 18.1% were still retained in the programme at one year (see Figure 1).