She repeated questions but couldn't retain the answers.
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.
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.
NKS scores were calculated as the percentage of retained items answered correctly, such that scores could range from 0to100%0%, with higher percentages indicating greater nutrition knowledge.
The key question, which no one can answer, is whether retaining the data will actually keep us safer.
The answer again, is retaining and attracting employees.
Semi-structured interviews are used extensively in education and social sciences contexts, [ 44, 45]; the use of pre-set questions in a semi-structured fashion by an interviewer allows for the capture of precise data whilst retaining scope for participants to answer questions or diverge to topics felt to be of individual relevance or importance.
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.
If retaining employees is the goal, the answer is yes — and no.
When the police confronted him with photographs of the two together, however, he said he was retaining a lawyer and refused to answer more questions.
