The phrase "retention features" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular aspect of a product or service designed to encourage customers to stay loyal to the company. For example, "Our company offers a number of retention features, such as loyalty discounts and rewards programs."
Within the emergency zone, 2854.7 ha of wetland biotopes were registered and 318.9 ha retention features mapped.
As data sources, wetland biotopes (European network Natura 2000) were considered; in addition, retention features were field mapped, i.e. landscape elements of a wetland nature not normally considered nationally significant for conservation.
Therapeutic nanoparticles (NPs) can deliver cytotoxic chemotherapeutics and other drugs more safely and efficiently to patients; furthermore, selective delivery to target tissues can theoretically be accomplished actively through coating NPs with molecular ligands, and passively through exploiting physiological "enhanced permeability and retention" features.
Those tools include an online loyalty system and ordering platform, which comes with automated re-marketing and retention features.
In Figure 2 it may be seen that the addition of PEO is advantageous and gels with this additive show better retention features than formulations with PVA only.
For enterprise customers, Google is also adding two new features today: the ability to delegate access to your email account to another person such as an administrative assistant, and enhanced retention features for compliance purposes.
The effects of water content, buffer pH and concentration were investigated and a typical HILIC retention feature of Click TE-RA was observed at high organic modifier content.
We not only see transactions and customers, but application/product activity, retention, feature usage etc.," he continues.
Titania nanotubes incorporated with tungsten oxide have been reported to possess enhanced optical and electronic properties compared to its pure form [6 14]. Further, this mixed oxide composite nanotube shows a unique photon energy retention feature, i.e., the photon to electrical energy conversion process does not cease immediately after curbing the photon influx but stops gradually.
The phyletic retention feature achieved the highest mutual information with essentiality, which is consistent with our results on single feature performance.
Furthermore, during construction of our phyletic retention feature we for the first time explored the evolutionary relationship among the set of organisms in which the presence of a gene is most predictive of essentiality.
