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Combined with the 2008 bonuses, that would bring the total retention pay for financial products executives to $450 million.

NAPL partitioning was the predominant source of retention for FTOH, contributing ~ 98% of total retention.

The mass scanning range was 50 1000 m/z, the total retention time was 1200 s, and the capillary temperature was 350 °C.

The electrochemically induced N-acylation of chiral oxazolidin-2-ones occurs with total retention of the absolute configuration of all the chiral atoms.

It was predicted in theory the total retention of multi-components increased, since the concentration of low retention solute declined with diafiltration process time when the flux was insignificantly changed which was then demonstrated by the experiment.

The velocity follows these trends: 240 days are needed for the total retention of europium for temperatures over 200 °C; below 150 °C, significantly longer reaction times, on the order of three years, are required to complete the reaction.

Severe obesity was apparently associated with total sequestration (full retention) of the TCDD body burden in a subject 17 years of age, with moderate initial body burden (about 2,800 ppt in serum lipid and 7,600 ng TCDD in the body) and with continued elimination in a second subject, 22 years of age, with a higher initial body burden (about 4,800 ppt in serum lipid and 56,000 ng TCDD in the body).

This value was subtracted from the total [C]HED retention to determine specific retention.

No effect of the chipping (thin, thick, or sliced by hand) was observed on the total carotenoid retention during storage with overall average retention of carotenoids after one, two, and four months of storage of 67.0%, 44.9%, and 16.3%, respectively.

When the total Cr retention was compared in these electrolyte systems (Fig. 1), the sulfate system yielded more Cr retention by magnetite.

Absolute quantification is not essential for studying total body retention as this can be achieved by simply measuring the subject immediately after administering the radiopharmaceutical and calculating subsequent retention values as a fraction of the initial total count.