Sentence examples for retention in spite from inspiring English sources

This extinction is expressed during testing session as a lack of retention, in spite of the strong training protocol used during the training day.

AC has the highest charge capacities and capacity retention ratio in spite of little influence by heat treatment.

Notably, theta-tDCS induced a decrease in retention performance in spite of the observed rebound of both SWS and SWA as well as spindle activity that occurred during the 30 min period following the stimulation.

Waal's evaluation of substitution treatments in Norway showed a high retention rate in spite of very restrictive treatment rules, with less convincing results regarding treatment outcome (rehabilitation) [ 4].

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Ethiopia has been able to scale up ART and improve retention in care in spite of its limited resources.

Leaching of dissolved organic nitrogen (DON) from the Oh horizon was increased by the addition of 40 kg N ha−1 yr−1, but in spite of increases, retention of total dissolved nitrogen reached a maximum of 92% and 95% of 80 kg added N ha−1 yr−1 in the Oh and Eag horizons, respectively.

In spite of the retention of a porous structure by the film annealed at 500 °C, the poor electrochromic response of the annealed films is attributed to the coarse grain rod-, sheet- and fiber-like framework, which efficiently obstructs lithium ion movement and uptake.

The cellular pharmacokinetics indicated a comparable accumulation and retention of ST1968 in sensitive and resistant cells, in spite of expression of the efflux transporter, P-glycoprotein, in resistant cells.

In spite of a shift in retention times and loss of resolution in comparison with a Hepes mobile phase, it was possible to confirm the identity of the complexes eluted as the last four peaks.

Even though it could be argued that the same sense of "determination" that allowed doctors to complete a master's could be helping them to remain in the public sector in spite of frustrations, the promising retention of master's graduates nevertheless suggests that interventions to support trainees through to master's graduation may improve overall retention.