Sentence examples for retaining a full from inspiring English sources
The results show that the proposed DEIM technique is able to reduce significantly the system size, by retaining a full control on the accuracy of the solution.
Add to that the cost of retaining a full time aquarium-scrubber, since the thing would be unbelievably hard to keep clean, and the cost really starts to skyrocket.
The original Health Care Climate Questionnaire contained 15 items and was shorted to the modified Health Care Climate Questionnaire (mHCCQ) to reduce item redundancy while retaining a full representation of the concept of autonomy support [ 15].
Follow-up studies of ADHD in children find that the disorder frequently persists with around 15% retaining a full diagnosis by 25 years, and a further 50% retaining some symptoms leading to continued impairments in daily life [ 4].
As the process of curating a published phylogenetic estimate is not error-free, retaining a full record of the provenance of edits to a tree is crucial for openness, allowing editors to receive credit for their work and making errors introduced during curation easier to correct.
Retaining a full knowledge of the products or services you represent will help you answer customer questions correctly.
Consistent in appearance for decades, Paterno retains a full head of dark hair, flecked with gray.
We had to forcibly remove the audience from the exhibition hall, and we retained a full house for the following talks.
Mr Farron said that, while the Lib Dems in the Lords would retain a full "shadow" portfolio, with so few MPs in the House of Commons he wanted to change the structure of how MPs operated.
Asked how the company can retain a full complement of staff when North Tyneside would have to have reduced its headcount, a council spokeswoman said: "Balfour Beatty agreed to take our staff, but the company can use those staff for other projects, and they may be working for other councils, or the health service, for example".
Mr. Dobrovsky joined former President Vaclav Havel of the Czech Republic, former President Lech Walesa of Poland and other Central and East European leaders last July in signing an open letter pleading with the Obama administration to retain a "full engagement" in the region and to be wary of resurgent Russian imperialism.
