Sentence examples for retention procedures from inspiring English sources

It added: "In fact the lead detective in the case, who spoke to all potential witnesses as part of their investigation, found that the unit was responding positively to demands to improve its document retention procedures by destroying information that it had no need to retain and that therefore should not be retained".

Given the way the NSA's data retention procedures have gone beyond the letter of the law to allow them to keep Americans' data if it presents a threat to property (rather than just a threat of bodily harm), while the NSA is looking for nasty types, they might also make sure you don't have any music or movies for which you don't have a receipt.

The retention procedures were similar to the non-extraction group.

Retention procedures are continually being refined with a recognition that existing protocols are infallible [2].

Component retention procedures include either arthroscopic [6] or open [5] debridement with antibiotic therapy.

to determine the skeletal and dental changes during a period when no retention procedures were used.

Finally, respondents were asked to specify the reasons for using a retention protocol and if they felt the necessity of a general retention procedure protocol.

Table 1 RME and MME activation and retention procedure   Expansion Retention Total treatment duration   Phases Turns Duration Controls     RME group One, rapid 2/day 1 to 3 weeks 4/months 8 months ± 2 1.2 year ± 0.3 MME First, very rapid 4-2-1/day 1 h 2/months 8 months ± 2 1.3 year ± 0.2 Second, slow 2/week 4 to 6 months.

Following completion of the 1 min retention procedure, the rat was removed from the bow-tie maze and returned to its home cage in the colony room.

After a 60 min delay from the first trial of the short retention procedure, the rat was returned to the bow-tie maze and received a further 10 trials (Table 2A).

A review in 2014 by the three local clinical commissioning groups uncovered problems including poor staff morale, weak recruitment and retention, flawed procedures and patchy communications with GPs.