Sentence examples for retention in several from inspiring English sources
Housing conditions alone improve motor performance and weight retention in several mouse models of HD [17], [45], [46] affecting the levels of several brain proteins [47], brain volume [45], and hippocampal neurogenesis [48].
High GWG has been linked to increased short-term weight retention in several observational studies [ 20, 57– 57].
Chemokine receptor 4 (CXCR4) and other chemokine/cytokine receptors are involved in cell mobilisation and retention in several populations of MSCs and in immune cells [ 14- 16].
The dFdCTP accumulation and retention in several human tumour cell lines showed a relation with gemcitabine sensitivity in vitro (Ruiz van Haperen et al, 1994; Van Moorsel et al, 2000).
Similarly, in a 2-year follow-up study, Koivunen and colleagues [ 62], measuring C-PiB retention in MCI and control subjects, showed that MCI patients who converted to AD had greater C-PiB retention in several brain areas, including cingulum, frontal and temporal cortices, putamen, and caudate.
Alcohol intake has been reported as a predictor of non-retention in several studies [17], [31], [32].
The authors address key retention issues that allow them to contribute to existing retention research in several critical ways.
Bell et al. already identified lower retention rates in cases of first treatment episode [ 15], and lower age has been associated with lower retention rates in several studies [ 13, 16, 22].
We will use these dates to compute retention in care in several ways, following Mugavero et al.'s recommendations about how to define and measure retention in care in the absence of a gold standard [ 49 ].
Similarly, retention of polymorphisms in several LV cichlid species could also be explained by hybridization and/or ancestral polymorphism, because these species (or populations) are quite young (Kocher 2004).
Indeed, mRNA synthesis inhibitors such as actinomycin D have been shown to prevent late long-term potentiation in hippocampal slices and to impair retention of new memories in several species and learning paradigms.
