The permeated amount of 5-FU and retention contents of 5-FU were both determined by high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC).
Greater genotypic variability was observed for plant height, elongation and survival %, absolute growth rate, non-structural carbohydrate retention capacity, chlorophyll content, different chlorophyll fluorescence parameters (FPs) characteristics, and re-generation growth at re-emergence.
Their properties include relatively low bulk density and high organic matter content, water retention capacity, and hydraulic conductivity.
Furthermore, increasing the Mo content improves retention capacity at the expense of reversible capacity because the transition element acts as an inactive component in the electrochemical process.
In addition, the net increase in late winter productivity by the herbaceous stratum might be enhanced by the increasing soil water retention capacity and nutrient content due to the decomposition of recently shed Acacia leaves during the period of higher water availability27,30.
The implications of the treatment of teaching students mathematics through the use of error analysis are that students' learning could be fostered and retention of content knowledge may be longer.
Hence, cache optimisation mechanisms (most likely in the form of enhanced versions of the LRU policy) can be developed for characterising the time-related properties of cached items in such a way that their values are indexed and, the eviction and retention of content can then follow formal criteria.
In both trials, we assessed retention of content, although we do not report these results at this time.
Then, on the subsequent exam, students answered a subset of those 20 questions to test for retention of content.
Acquisition and retention of content knowledge were further assessed using qualitative evaluation of voluntary student written responses to pre- and posttest questions (sample 5; Table 6).
