Sentence examples for retention far from inspiring English sources

Michael Perik, president of the Princeton Review, said the College for Working Families would emphasize remedial learning and retention far more than for-profit online colleges do.

It works with major journals such as nature and BMJ and says it has 100% customer retention thus far.  .

But the course completion rates and retention is far too low, according to Jumpcut CEO Kong Pham — because the lectures are simply too boring.

Furthermore, their chemical structures are very distinct with projected retention times far apart that these two antioxidants can better serve to illustrate the difference in performance between the core-shell column and the porous silica column.

After 50 circles, the discharge capacity decays severely, down to 64.3 mAh/g while the one performed in the ether-based electrolyte still possesses a capacity of 425.3 mAh/g, whose capacity retention is far more higher.

Moreover, of the Service Delivery characteristics half to two thirds of documents provided information about planned and actual dosages of intervention and treatment retention, while far fewer (approximately 35%) provided information about clinical processes such as screening and assessment or space requirements.

In any case, the retention rate is far below the national average.

There are millions of lapsed Catholics, but the church still has a higher retention rate by far than most mainline Protestant denominations.

The biggest determinant in maximizing CLV is – by far – retention.

The site launched two weeks ago and is reportedly seeing a 50% daily retention rate so far.

The best reported structures having a good combination between low power, endurance, and retention performance so far are Pt/ZnO/Pt [122] and Ag/a-ZnO/Pt [132] for VCM and ECM devices, respectively.