Improved targeting of retention strategies to family physicians in sparsely settled locations is especially pertinent given the recent finding that the major growth in family physician rural retention payments since 2010 has been in closely-settled areas, where retention is already relatively high [ 25].
This study highlights how survival analyses can be used to generate rigorous evidence to inform policy development in the area of health workforce planning, particularly, for example, in the strengthening and improved targeting of retention strategies in rural and remote areas.
Overall, we did not find robust relationships necessary to guide management targets for retention and recruitment of specific forest structures.
Owing to a desire for a self-reported function-based neck disability questionnaire, those items that fit within the 'activity' domain of the ICF were targeted for retention.
We noted the same trend, with attrition of target retention as the sectioning progressed through a TMA block.
In work with cells, surface modifiers serve to (i) increase cellular uptake of nanoconjugates, (ii) increase the specificity of cellular uptake, and (iii) increase the efficiency of intracellular targeting or retention of nanoconjugates.
After subjects completed 30 error-clamp probe trials at either the exposure target or the nonexposure target, the retention of adaptation was measured using two error-clamp trials at the exposure target (orange panel in Figure 4A).
We had calculated that, based on our expected retention rate, we would require around ten recruits per week in order to achieve our recruitment and retention target of 480 in 18 months.
Particleboards (300 × 300 × 15 mm) prepared from particles of mixed wood species generated from demolished construction materials were incorporated with zinc borate at target retentions of 0%, 1%, 1.5% and 2% of the particle weight.
Herein we describe our finding that the carboxy terminus of Ulp1 affects the targeting and retention of this SUMO protease to sumoylated target proteins, including septins, at the bud-neck of dividing cells.
