Sentence examples for retention or lost from inspiring English sources

They discuss about patients who are either at risk of adherence and/or retention, or lost to follow-up or dead.

In addition, information on reasons for any non-adherence (e.g. discontinuation of intervention) and non-retention (i.e. consent withdrawn or lost to follow-up) will be collected.

The access agreements will be reviewed each year, with institutions that fail to meet their agreed targets on recruitment and retention facing fines or losing the right to charge more than £6,000.

Withdrawal (Table 2) from classes impedes students' success and retention and can result in delayed time to degree, incurred excess credit hour fees, or lost scholarships and financial aid.

Non-retention refers to instances where participants are prematurely "off-study" (ie, consent withdrawn or lost to follow-up) and thus outcome data cannot be obtained from them.

And considering it claims a very low retention rate of around 95% (it churns, or loses, about 5% of its customers a month) that cost looks justifiable.

All implants without additional macro retention were lost within 2 months.

According to Salesforce Training, about half of all sales managers are too busy to train and develop their sales team, and of the training conducted, about 84percentt of all sales training retention is lost after 90 days.

Meanwhile, sensitivity to phenothiazines correlated positively with the magnitude by which LysoTracker retention was lost upon treatment, which tends to be more pronounced in SCLC.

531 (90%) patients with poor retention were lost to follow-up, and 57 (10%) came back to the clinics when their CD4 cell count was <250 cells/ μL.

They are right but for some men ignoring symptoms of BPH could lead to urinary retention or where they lose the ability to empty their bladder.