Sentence examples for retention right from inspiring English sources

From what I've seen, Hangouts are the major strong point of Google+ retention right now.

Yap phosphorylation on Serine 127 results in 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3ytosolic retention (right side) while Serine 381 phosphorylation leads to proteosomal degradation (left side).

Meanwhile, GP leaders and the Royal College of Emergency Medicine say the UK urgently needs greater numbers of general practitioners and emergency doctors - just a few of the medical specialities struggling with recruitment and retention right now.

Final result - ATT operator admitted the only way to get a 'deal' was to threaten to fire them, go to customer retention, and right now - with the demand on the iPhone so high - they frankly would let me go.

The Policy, based on the "Harvard model OA policy", enables the automatic retention of rights by the institution, rights which individual academics at that institution can choose to exercise in full or in part.

Preservation of academic autonomy, safeguarding of intellectual property rights and retention of the right to publish any and all results obtained are necessary to maintain academic credibility and the goodwill and confidence of the health care sector.

That it was not is partly the fault of the city council itself: wrangles about social housing delayed the launch; the failure to decontaminate the site and changes to building specifications drove up costs; and the city's retention of rights over the land precluded financing by Canadian banks, causing the developer to borrow more expensively from a New York hedge fund.

Whereas the mechanisms that maintain chromosome arms free of cenH3 are expected to be in common between organisms with point centromeres and those with epigenetic centromeres, we expect that there are different mechanisms for the preferential retention of right-handed hemisomes at centromeres themselves.

A soaring stock price is one of their strongest employee retention tools, especially right now, when there is a war for technical talent in booming Silicon Valley.

Finally, a State may without constitutional objection require in the same fashion continuing evidence of professional and moral fitness as a condition of the retention of the right to practice.

It's all about retention, am I right?