Sentence examples for terms of retention from inspiring English sources

The reproducibily of the peptide maps in terms of retention time was from 1.53 to 4.31%, R.S.D.

A hypermedia system of tourist guide was developed to test the subject's perusal performance in terms of retention accuracy.

The Ocypodidae have now been shown to have the same role as Sesarmidae in terms of retention of forest products and organic matter processing in New world mangroves.

To determine the optimum gate stack for MANOS in terms of retention, P/E speed, and endurance, strategic approaches to improve device characteristics are required.

In terms of retention, injected MSC/VEGF showed a steady decline over time, with a very small fraction of MSC/VEGF remaining for up to 4.5 months.

"We think that spiritual treatment can have a better outcome on top of methadone treatment in terms of retention rates and treatment, H.I.V. risk behavior and also the quality of life," Dr. Rusdi said.

However, because of the difficulty in differentiating between these mechanisms in flood test, most authors prefer to use a single term of retention or adsorption to describe the loss of polymer in porous media.

The impact of EP layers on the assessment in terms of sediment retention, water retention, and food and fodder provision was generally more distinct.

Moreover, in terms of drug retention, Fig. 6C shows that the retention in formulation F4 is unchanged during storage under refrigerated conditions for 3 months (P<0.05).

Mostly the retention provided by acid-base cements has been evaluated in terms of crown retention by using the pulling force required to remove the crown [ 11– 13].

Under the terms of its retention by United, McKinsey will advise the airline on ways to increase revenue.