It should be about retention that is necessary and proportionate.
As for progression and retention, that is another matter again.
She recently developed lymphodema, the painful swelling and water retention that can happen in the arm where lymph nodes were removed.
"The issue now is implementing the Berger commission recommendations in a way that shows sensitivity to the communities affected in terms of the continuity of care, in terms of the financing of institutions and job retention that is affected thereby".
The meaning of the link is not clear, but it may be that the cold weather sets a pattern of fat retention that carries on through life, the researchers write in the current issue of the journal Heart.
In recent years, scientists have found evidence that hypertension is caused by an immune overreaction; scientists had previously thought that it developed as a result of the chronic water retention that occurs with high salt consumption.
"It is retention that is at the heart of the problem, with 50% of emergency-medicine doctors leaving their training posts each year and almost 100 consultants emigrating," said Dr Cliff Mann, the college's president.
"Destroying materials is very tedious and people are poor at it," said one former partner, who added that he never read the thick policy guide on document retention that Andersen said was circulated every six months.
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".
Two phenomena (photocatalytic degradation and adsorptive-membrane retention) that were responsible for the RhB removal were evaluated.
Prolonged sitting may promote leg fluid retention that redistributes to the neck during sleep and contributes to snoring.
