Mourinho has introduced English football to the notion of "resting with the ball", and ball retention in itself can be a way of wearing down an opponent, even if there is not a lead to be protected, but there is a danger that possession becomes an end in itself, rather than a means to opening space or running down the clock.
The retention basin itself provides nutrient removal, carbon sequestration, and avoided flooding costs.
The removal of phosphorus, nitrogen, carbon, and avoided flooding damages of the retention basin itself provide an additional $17,730 $18,470/hectare of retention system/year.
The ecosystem goods and services, free benefits an ecosystem provides to humans, were estimated for the additional benefits of cattail harvest and the retention basin itself.
The removal of phosphorus, nitrogen, carbon, and avoided flooding damages of the retention basin itself provided an estimated additional $17,730/hectare of retention basin/year using a conservative valuation of avoided flooding damages.
This was due to the retention basin itself capturing nitrogen and phosphorus in the soil and lower two-thirds of unharvested cattail, and the cattail harvest removing captured nitrogen and phosphorus from the upper one-third portion of the cattail plant.
Meanwhile, students earning A or B grades were retained in STEM to year three 68.1% of the time before and 76.7% of the time after the introduction of STREAMS's peer-cooperative learning, where this difference in retention is itself statistically significant.
The highest rate of constipation, he said, was found in boys around 10. "My experience is the kids don't like to go to the bathroom at school, so there's a sort of voluntary retention that exacerbates itself".
In most cases, jaundice is an important symptom of some inherent bodily disturbance, but aside from the neonatal period the retention of bilirubin itself does not usually cause any greater damage than skin discoloration that lasts until the systemic problem is corrected.
