Sentence examples for retention and it from inspiring English sources
The Army is making the investment in education partly to improve retention, and it seems to be working.
We only make money on client retention and it's too early to say if that's going up".
In terms of memory retention and users' preference in PACARD, it results in better retention and it also enabled the learning items to be more appealing to the users as the users related to their own learning progress.
In a nutshell, TABOR caps revenue retention, and it mandates refunds if revenue collections exceed the cap.
Active outreach efforts to track those with loss to follow-up resulted in excellent retention, and it is likely that few or no deaths were not identified or reported.
However, this synthetic steroid differs from the endogenous corticosterone in terms of brain penetrance and retention and although it can induce cognitive deficits in aged mice [ 238], it did not influence the CA1 or hilar subfields.
"Basically clause 1 says the Secretary of State may issue a retention notice and it may require just about anything — including 'the retention notice may make different provision for different purposes', that's what it says in the bill.
If the meat of it was in the main primary legislation rather than having powers for the Secretary of State to issue notice… Basically clause 1 [of DRIP] says the Secretary of State may issue a retention notice and it may require just about anything — including 'the retention notice may make different provision for different purposes', that's what it says in the bill.
Sunamganj was chosen out of 64 districts in Bangladesh because it is one of the low-performing districts in health indicators and human resource retention, and because it was also reachable at a time of severe political disruption, which affected the study as described below.
The issue of data retention and how it is used has become a major political and judicial issue.
As for Europe's famous social model, the argument is not really between retention and abolition: it is about large reforms, which are needed for demographic as well as economic reasons.
