Sentence examples for retention not only from inspiring English sources

Military officials say that a big step in Mr. Obama's campaign to build their trust was his retention not only of Mr. Bush's defense secretary, Robert M. Gates, but also his appointment of three other military men to top positions.

Hence, cell transplantation techniques should be refined to improve cell retention, not only to enhance transplant efficiency, but also to diminish the danger of tumor spread.

After appropriate pretreatment of the respective surfaces, resin cements provide retention not only by mechanical interlocking but also by micromechanical and chemical adhesion.

Retention not only concerns movement of health workers between types of health facilities but also whether the health sector is considered attractive for employment.

Thus, SAGA-dependent attachment of the circles to pores promotes the retention not only of the circles but also of those NPCs.

The glycan modifications that occur in the ER produce high-mannose-type N-glycans that are conserved between mammals and plants, so the use of a KDEL signal for ER retention not only increases protein yields, but also prevents the addition of plant complex type glycans.

Reward retention, not just financial results.

The experience highlights the importance of intrinsic satisfaction for retention: improved retention was not only the consequence of diminishing dissatisfiers, it also resulted from self esteem as a rural practitioner, helping to resist dissatisfiers.

Thus, if early phase treatment is warranted in a growing patient, greater consideration must be given to retention of not only the skeletal change, but maintenance of the dental relationship as well.

Because of our special interest in new intron retention events not only exons but also introns were considered in our analysis.

Workforce retention depends not only on the intention of the individuals involved, but also on other health system components and the broader contextual environment.