Sentence examples for retention for three from inspiring English sources
BEST-slope underestimated the soil water retention for three of the four soils under consideration, providing relatively low root mean squared differences between estimated and measured data (0.0261 cm3cm−3 ≤ RMSD ≤0.0483 cm3cm−3).
The Securities Industry Association has been making a push to do away with Senate language that would force the retention for five years of certain audit work papers, and give new civil protections to whistle-blowers.
The "case manager" is a lay person who completed high school (twelfth grade), recruited from the community, and trained on adherence and retention for six weeks.
Of the 25 patients with 30-day data, there were no data on needle retention for two: one patient received follow-up care at a different institution and one was discharged before reinsertion of needles.
Strength retentions for ten years were predicted using the analytical model to assess their long-term performance.
As shown in Figure 7b, the capacitance retention for all three electrodes reaches the maximum at very low frequency, starts to decrease as the frequency increases, and finally, goes down to zero at very high frequency.
The average retention for the three chromosomes was 19% and the average break point frequency was ∼33 kb/cR.
There is a slight increase in L2 cytoplasmic retention for all six mutants; this finding agrees with the increase in type I (Nperi/Ccyto) integration with increasing TMD hydrophobicity that was identified in previous work (B. Zhang and T. F. Miller III, Cell Rep., 2012).
Pennycook was paid £1.27m, including a £750,000 retention bonus for six months' work last year.
The application of MCT-βCD had outstand with highly durable essential oil retention lasting for five or more washes and also for longer span.
We tested the model in the Cape Fear basin, North Carolina (NC), performing sensitivity analyses and assessing its ability to detect the spatial variability in sediment retention service for eight subcatchments.
