Sentence examples for retained returning from inspiring English sources

This analysis produced 140,862 putative transcripts with a minimum length of 200 bp (Table  1), these were clustered and the longest fragment in each cluster was retained, returning 106,670 clusters, each representing a single putative transcript (Table  1).

To try to minimise such frustration and retain returning expats, a small but growing number of companies are taking a more strategic approach to repatriation.

Strategies that focus on retaining return donors and transforming first-time donors into repeaters would be beneficial.

Of the original cast, only McLeish, Pozzebon and Bennetto were retained; McLeish returned as Keating and Pozzebon as Evans, while Bennetto took on the roles of Hewson and Downer.

For quiescent cells, the low-serum medium, which had been retained, was returned to the plates.

Local authorities are currently waiting for details of Communities Secretary Eric Pickles's pledge - announced before the Conservative Party conference last autumn - to make £250 million funding available for councils who retain or return to weekly bin collections.

"We all need to work together to do everything possible to 'recruit, retain and return' as many GPs as possible, so that we can build a workforce fit to deliver the care that our patients need – and ensure that satisfaction rates with our service remain high".

The decision to continually retain or return gifted experts ('Experten') to front line battle proved extremely costly, resulting in the death in combat of many of the earlier experts and aces.

However, for those on the margins in our study (traced defaulters or those who seem about to default), a number of strategies were deployed to retain or return them to care.

When a fund offers more than one share class, the one with the greatest assets will continue to be retained; its returns are representative of the other classes as well.

Calls to a lawyer Ms. Boynton had retained were not returned.