"It's valuable in retention of employees, and we use it as a recruiting tool".
Since truncation does not interfere with the first layer of molecular recognition, changes in binding ability can be better controlled, and therefore, such a strategy may be valuable for retention of the molecular recognition between the protein and its ligand.
If redesigning the office sounds like a major investment, remember that well-designed workplaces can be a valuable recruiting and retention tool.
Future research may establish that networking is an important component of retention, valuable in differentiating course experiences, and a mechanism for evaluating the broader societal impacts of CUREs.
The yeast has been exploited as a cell factory to obtain valuable enzymes, showing retention of activity over a large temperature range [ 52].
During the roundtable discussion, the participants provided valuable information regarding rural retention issues, the implementation process, and strategies for improving attraction, deployment, and rural retention of HRH in Bangladesh.
Everything from productivity to retention of valuable staff and reducing sickness absences is linked to working out what promotes wellbeing for your people and what undermines it.
They explain in passionate detail how they sow crops at certain times of the year to maximise retention of valuable water resources, and ensure the best output from the unforgiving soil.
The livestock herd dynamics indicate efforts at culling, restocking, retention of valuable categories of animals, and natural events.
It is difficult to determine definite trends from the livestock herd dynamics, but one can discern efforts at culling, restocking, retention of valuable categories of animals, natural events and sometimes action that apparently had no clear explanation.
