Sentence examples for retention would be from inspiring English sources

The design of liposomal delivery systems for hydrophobic drug molecules having improved encapsulation efficiency and enhanced drug retention would be highly desirable.

It's all a little too quiet, even up at Manchester City, whose title retention would be ideal for those who fancy a quiet life but not for anyone with the slightest disposition towards romance.

Digital rights activists, such as Germany's Chaos Computer Club, argued there was no evidence that data retention would be of actual use in the fight against terrorism: in Austria, where the data retention directive was implemented, they said the law was purely used to fight minor crimes such as theft.

The left-armer required pain-numbing cortisone injections to get through the 16 overs he bowled in England's second innings and, given his history of problems in the area that has seen him require surgery, the 25-year-old's retention would be a high-risk strategy.

This inevitably has an impact on continuity of care, but I know that if we were to take away this flexibility (which often does not exist in hospital settings) then primary care recruitment and retention would be an even bigger headache than they are now.

Although green roof benefits such as cooling capacity and storm water retention would be even more pronounced in this challenging climate with hot and dry summers, vegetation stress on extensive green roofs will be enhanced, causing low performance if the same species as in the temperate regions of NW Europe and North America are used.

If one sample is contaminated and contains false intron retentions, such retentions are not expected to be found in other samples; if multiple samples were contaminated, falsely called intron retentions would be found in both tumor and normal samples, which will also be removed by the filter.

The acquisition budget should be increased to $7.50 per prospect; the retention budget would be optimal at $15 per customer.

While telecommunications providers already retain some data on their users in Australia, the submissions call for a uniform scheme of retention that would be consistent across all providers.

"Retention periods would be 15 years for terrorism and 10 years for other serious crime, where the latter would apply to crimes punishable by three years under US law.

The annual hiring costs in the district with the lowest teacher retention rate would be about $4 million lower if it retained novice teachers at the highest rate we observe.