Sentence examples for retention I from inspiring English sources

During primary drainage, additional retention (i.e., beyond what was retained during initial saturation) was observed at all pH values.

Several models considering the main factors affecting retention (i.e. organic modifiers, pH and temperature), and procedures that enhance the predictions, are presented.

The retention (i.e., the amount of preservative that must be impregnated into a specific volume of wood) seems to be satisfactory as far as the peripheral layer is concerned, but the depth of penetration is rather low.

This Cascade captures (1) Treatment Identification (i.e., screening and assessing for substance use problems, as well as identifying needed treatment services), (2) Transition to Treatment (i.e., referral to a treatment provider and initiation of services), and (3) Treatment Retention (i.e., enrolling in and completing treatment).

In another study of the same research group, high levels of retention (i.e., 82%), adherence (i.e., 94%), and satisfaction (4.2 4.6 where 5 is the highest level) were found in the students after 8 weeks of CrossFit Teens training [54].

Ultimately, the solution to health professional emigration is retention, i.e. that source countries, such as Ireland, train and retain sufficient health professionals to staff their health system.

This merely seemingly unconscious structure is essentially indexical in character and consists, at a given time, of both retentions, i.e., acts of immediate memory of what has been perceived "just a moment ago", original impressions, i.e., acts of awareness of what is perceived "right now", and protentions, i.e., immediate anticipations of what will be perceived "in a moment".

In addition, information on reasons for any non-adherence (e.g. discontinuation of intervention) and non-retention (i.e. consent withdrawn or lost to follow-up) will be collected.

This difference was explained by a longer myocardial retention time (i.e., negative myocardial washout) for nca I-MIBG.

Retention management, i.e., keeping qualified employees, is a top priority for contemporary organizations.

During the retention period (i.e., after asymptote in errors), Cntnap2 KO mice performed comparably to wild-type mice.