In this paper, we describe the strategies used to recruit and retain women and compare retention outcomes between two groups in which different strategies were applied: enhanced retention (ER) and control retention (CR).
In subsequent sessions of the accelerating rotarod test, however, there was a significant difference in the retention time between two groups (F1,14 = 37.2, P<0.001, repeated measures ANOVA).
The difference in retention time between two bins is 1357 s (7199 − 5842 s), which is >300 s (5 min) too.
As measured by retention in the study, treatment with risperidone appeared to be tolerated as well as paroxetine; there was no difference in retention between the two treatment groups.
Further research will compare maternal post-pregnancy weight retention between these two groups, as there is evidence that women retain their weight post-pregnancy have an elevated risk of entering their next pregnancy either overweight or obese [ 16, 42].
The difference in retention between these two groups of medical schools may stem from an institutional culture that promotes a sense of solidarity derived from each school's own traditions and history, as well as the degree of strength of the network between medical schools and local hospitals.
These findings emphasize that the significant differences in retention between the two groups were not due to differences in pre-existing student achievement (GPA) or prior information-processing preferences, but most likely due to the different processing instructions given to the two groups of students.
There were no significant differences for phosphorus, nitrogen, or calcium retention between the three diets.
Differences in marker retention between the three methods were estimated by multiple t-tests (Table 1 and Additional file 1: Table S1), suggesting that there was no significant difference between the WGA-PCR and the Pre-ampFLDMqPCR methods, whereas the WGA-FLDMqPCR genotyping results were significantly different from the two others, with markedly lower retentions.
