| We'll help each other create strong donor loyalty, a pipeline of enthusiastic and engaged donors, and braggingly high retention rates. |
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| Furthermore, the socket's retention lever is awkwardly positioned and very difficult to reach. |
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| Only 9.4 percent of CPAs from local firms named recruitment and retention as a major problem. |
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| Pisces inclines to shortness, with the body marked as fleshy, plump, and sensitive to swellings and water retention. |
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| He is thought to favour the retention of the current system, whereby donors of substantial sums are named. |
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| Place the backplate under the motherboard, and screw in the retention bracket with the four included Phillips screws to complete the process. |
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| Use the two included screws and secure the retention plate to the backplate. |
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| Still, the Pentagon insists that, except for a slight slip in retention in the National Guard, recruiting is not suffering. |
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| One thing I've always felt, as a man of limited memory retention, is that it is much more digestible when the issues are read back to back. |
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| The high retention rate is also partly due to the time, care, and expense the company invests in recruiting. |
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| This results in fluid retention of a slight degree when you are able to drink adequately and replete your exercise fluid losses. |
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| We recognize dampness as water retention, bloating and a sense of bogginess in the body. |
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| Remember when we got busted by the Park Ranger for putting our raft in the retention pond? |
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| Tinto and Noel, Levitz, and Saluri have written comprehensive texts on the subject of retention. |
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| You should employ techniques such as multisensory teaching or guided practice time to address language retention. |
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| We have been there before in religious and sporting crises and have triumphed by the simple retention of faith and belief. |
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| There is a specific regime for retention and release of body parts and bodily samples, and that is good. |
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| Finally he stated that retention and conversion of the existing building was not viable. |
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| These multilayers are composed of folded lipid bilayers and protein molecules, enabling the retention of the fluorescence dye. |
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| If IT people are second-class citizens in your organization when it comes to training and retention, CEOs might want to rethink that. |
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| All 10 of our major combat divisions are ahead of expectations for retention of soldiers. |
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| An unadaptable sugar maple, growing in an area where 12 inches of soil is to be spread over its roots, would be a poor choice for retention. |
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| If PMT is playing havoc with your life, remember that food can relieve such symptoms as mood changes, bloating, fluid retention and pain. |
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| Once they locked they should provide secure retention against movement or accidental disassembly. |
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| The lightweight and monocular design provide operational flexibility to leaders, allowing retention of optimized night vision in one eye. |
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| Everything about the human body is either a retention of these basic characteristics, or else has been modified by evolution. |
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| These species are notable for the plesiomorphic retention of venation in their tegmina, segmented cerci, and pentamerous tarsi. |
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| This will come as a thunderbolt to all the campaigners who have fought for the retention of services in Down. |
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| That efficiency will include solar power, recyclable energy and heat retention. |
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| Putting carbon in the soil improves tilth, soil structure, nutrient retention, rooting depth and stability. |
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| Statements and related receipts being discarded after the retention period should be shredded or otherwise destroyed. |
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| In fact, I've never had a magazine retention problem or a misfeed with the Destroyer system. |
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| Our recruiting figures have not looked better for a number of years and our retention is trending in the right direction. |
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| Frequent vomiting can cause retention of stomach acids in the mouth in turn leading to erosion of the tooth enamel. |
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| The tonoplast of K. daigremontiana mesophyll cells exhibits circadian behaviour of malate retention under constant darkness. |
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| The process to make the cap includes positioning viscous plastic material in a mold to produce the desired retention member shape. |
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| Hypercapnia can also decrease respiratory muscle contractility, leading to a vicious circle of carbon dioxide retention. |
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| This invention relates to dump tanks and has particular reference to emergency dump tanks for the retention of congealable materials. |
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| Then the Open Space Department required the retention of a large established pittosporum tree. |
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| Breath control involves techniques for training the inhalation, exhalation and the period of retention in-between. |
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| Legislators had introduced legislation both federally and in California that addressed records retention. |
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| The indirectness of memory, in contrast to the directness of retention, however, remains somewhat obscure. |
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| The retention of motion in heme proteins in sugar glasses is also shown by the recombination of CO after photodissociation. |
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| But, because the mechanism for the reaction is pericyclic, there is retention of geometry such that quite specific products can be generated. |
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| Both of these standards test for impact reduction, retention, shell penetration and peripheral vision. |
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| Symptoms are related to the plasma hypotonicity that is secondary to water retention. |
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| Moisture retention coupled with the presence of hydratable oxides could result in volumetric instability. |
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| The process, said Sam, would rejuvenate my skin, and might help with water retention and circulation. |
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| The establishment of retention ponds to slow the rate of drainage downstream is a possibility. |
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| Cellulite develops when excess weight, poor circulation, or water retention weakens the connective tissue beneath your skin. |
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| Research on faculty retention also documents the unique contributions that faculty of color make to academe. |
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| Install an insulating jacket around the hot water heater to improve its heat retention capability. |
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| In the academic environment, student retention and retention of alumni loyalty are important strategic goals. |
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| The first quarter GPA should be an even better early indicator of college success in terms of retention and graduation. |
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| In addition, it is questionable whether retention of water is significant for pollen that is shed in the dry state. |
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| Aldosterone, a steroid hormone produced in the outer layer of the adrenal cortex, promotes renal sodium retention and potassium loss. |
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| Regulators and rating agencies generally understand banks' retention of exposure to risk from loans they've securitized. |
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| Research into retention is an important area for further exploration and analysis. |
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| Recruitment and retention activities are occurring but having no real impact on vacancies being advertised. |
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| The company had an excellent staff retention rate, but rapid expansion came at a price. |
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| Also, hormonal fluctuations of the menstrual cycle can result in fluid retention, which can cause wrists to swell. |
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| In today's Army, the family plays a major role in recruiting, retention, readiness and quality of life. |
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| The furore over organ retention and poor recruitment generally is turning histopathologists into a rare breed. |
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| Great store was placed on the retention of previously established practices and it was deliberate policy to foster traditional loyalties. |
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| On the side where the keyed area is, this is where you'll need to push down to connect the retention clip to the prongs. |
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| The auditor general criticized the government's apparent unreadiness to undertake the required recruitment and retention of qualified staff. |
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| In high dosages, aspirin tends to increase uric acid excretion, while lower dosages may cause its retention. |
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| The cause is believed to be related to chronic irritation of the diverticular wall as a result of prolonged food retention. |
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| Data retention laws and Internet kill switches won't work and they'll all make us less safe. |
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| If your company's goal is to use learning as a core retention strategy, that seems like overkill. |
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| Auty showed that the retention of rent by the public owner could result in the dissipation of rent in dubious public projects. |
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| An enlarged end of a shank is anchored into the retention member with a threaded stud extending therefrom. |
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| Its chief proponent has been Charles Moskos, an expert on military recruitment and retention. |
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| Ministers hope to reduce the figure through recruitment and retention initiatives designed to make Scottish jobs as attractive as possible. |
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| Centralization is the systematic retention of control by executive management. |
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| To conserve moisture or develop a xeriscape, a landscape requiring little water, it is essential to have soil with good water retention. |
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| Quality academic advising has often been identified as an important facet in the retention and enrichment of college students. |
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| This type of soil will permit good drainage while allowing sufficient water retention. |
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| This increase also could better support faculty development, student retention, facilities and endowments, he said. |
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| Spandex adds stretchability, provides shape retention, minimizes wrinkling and adds resiliency to a fabric. |
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| The building will also be sensitive to sun angles and heat and cold retention. |
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| The Army Board used as one of their reasons for disbandment a unit's recruiting and retention record in the last ten years. |
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| A second challenge is to do a better job of customer retention, keeping repeaters in the fold. |
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| There's a rear retention system with easy-sliding grippers to customize fit. |
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| For all retention decisions based on a legal requirement, the documentation should show a brief digest of the law, together with its citation. |
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| In patients with primary sodium retention, the afferent stimuli are suppressed. |
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| Improvement in air tightness can paradoxically create problems in moisture retention, because the lack of air flow slows drying. |
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| In their novel gas retention regime, soluble gases are resorbed back into the glass rather than expelled out of the compacting deposit. |
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| Even so the process of gas resorption and the existence of a gas retention regime will still be important. |
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| They propose that in the gas retention regime, resorption of water greatly speeds up welding by reducing the viscosity of the glass. |
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| Proper filter selection is essential, including low airflow resistance and efficient retention of respirable particles. |
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| The retention and celebration of corporate daily prayer has been one of the hallmarks of Anglicanism. |
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| The department is due to complete the public consultation process on data retention by the end of this month. |
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| This suggests that weak dichogamy occurs in this species unless stigma maturation is delayed by the retention of self-pollen. |
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| Data warehousing, legal considerations and government regulations require longterm data retention. |
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| What we must do is significantly improve our ball retention and make sure our kicking game is perfect. |
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| Equally important to strength maintenance are programs that would reduce attrition while enhancing retention of trained soldiers. |
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| The most common rationale for war was acquisition or retention of territory. |
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| Projects must meet a specific physical test for retention of existing walls and internal structural framework. |
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| If the Secretary of State decides to grant a right of retention he shall issue to the grantee a retention document. |
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| School-based deworming programmes improve school enrollment rates for girls, along with drop-out and retention rates. |
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| Selective retention would include a plan to keep employees in the top three groups. |
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| Once again, due to the tight labor market, a major challenge in 2000 will be in the area of staff retention, training and recruitment. |
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| Most bodybuilders refer to water in the pejorative, fingering it as the cause for water retention or a puffy and bloated appearance. |
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| Internal promotions continue to rise as firms place greater emphasis on staff retention. |
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| Clinical psychometry included the Benton visual retention test, Wechsler memory scale, and standard progressive matrices. |
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| Weight gain in pregnancy includes such things as fluid retention, fat deposition, fetal size, potential for excess fluid around the baby. |
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| Mr. Lorry asks if the retention of the thing might not lead to the retention of the ideas that plague him and cause his shock. |
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| While a movie fades over time, two hours of consumption leads to a lot of immediate retention. |
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| Agricultural potential is limited by the high alkalinity of the soil and its poor water retention. |
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| As expected, all questions showed a decrease in knowledge retention from the first posttest to the delayed-posttest. |
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| Selective retention occurs when an individual remembers only those aspects of the message perceived as being necessary to the receiver. |
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| The amino acids glutamine and tyrosine will improve concentration, retention and a sense of alertness. |
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| She possessed the ability to read at lightning speed and had near photographic memory retention whenever she was actually paying attention. |
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| Future research should include studies to reveal language acquisition or learning comprehension and retention when using weblogs. |
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| Nearly all cases of exceptional memory are domain-specific, and retention of sequences or arrays of digits is the most common locus. |
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| Gums help low-fat cheese products retain their shape, cuttability, melting characteristics, spreadability and moisture retention. |
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| Bedding is necessary for worms to burrow, bury food scraps, and also for moisture retention. |
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| The study warns, however, that these positive projections are based upon the retention of a fairly stable oil price. |
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| Reported androgenic effects of synthetic progestins include fluid retention, reduction of HDL cholesterol levels, headaches and mood disturbance. |
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| Acting as a powerful retention tool, this profit-sharing business model is highly motivational. |
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| In the premises, the Defendant is entitled to a declarator to the effect that it is entitled to the retention of the aforesaid amount of money. |
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| Apply a thin top dress of bark mulch to improve water retention but do not cover stems. |
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| If it's sandy or stiff with clay, dig in humus to improve water retention and aeration. |
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| One of the most compelling qualities of the book is its retention from the archives of the earthy language of the people. |
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| Gain requirement recommendations are from limited body composition data and relate P requirements to protein retention. |
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| For example, dietary protein restriction reduced Zn absorption and retention in calves. |
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| These crustaceans adaptations for water balance loss, gain and retention are a physiological priority. |
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| Talk to your doctor before you take any medicine, because some can cause fluid retention. |
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| Improved nitrogen retention and utilization also were observed in pigs fed Bacilli. |
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| The risk of urinary retention was reduced 81 percent by combination therapy, 68 percent by finasteride alone. |
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| Others have reported increased fecal P excretion and decreased P absorption and retention with increased dietary Mg concentrations. |
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| MuscleTech has thoroughly researched the ability of various nutrients to increase creatine retention in the muscles. |
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| In that study, lambs fed either Mg source had higher apparent Mg absorption and retention than lambs fed the control diet. |
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| Suprapubic cystotomy was routinely carried out for bladder retention, and bladder lavage for urinary infection. |
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| Autonomic dysfunction can cause urinary retention or, less frequently, bladder or bowel incontinence. |
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| She still looked just as lovely as ever, despite slight edema in her legs and arms and fluid retention in her face. |
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| For example, diuretics may be helpful in reducing the fluid retention caused by high dietary salt intake. |
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| Those regulations do not include any management recommendations for snag retention in salvaged cutover areas. |
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| Nuclear retention of annexin II results in reduced cell proliferation and increased doubling time of cells. |
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| The first signs of potential clot formation include swollen, aching feet and legs with edema and increasing fluid retention. |
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| The ratio of P and Ca retention to protein gain for all animals older than the newborn calves was then plotted against animal age. |
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| Chlorothiazide may be given with furosemide to boost its diuretic effects, depending on the patient's fluid retention status. |
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| Data retention is an invasive tool that interferes with the private lives of all 450 million people in the European Union. |
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| This function might improve cellular water retention under the stress incurred during the transport of animals for harvest. |
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| Appropriate use of such assessments fosters learning and development and positively affects commitment and retention. |
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| They can alleviate or eliminate back and leg pain, sore or cramped muscles, and swelling caused by water retention. |
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| The way to accomplish this is by affecting a transfer of the property with retention of life interest. |
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| Members of the action group also collected names for a petition appealing for the retention of the music school throughout the afternoon. |
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| I sometimes see a limpkin, sometimes a pair, hanging out at the retention pond down the street. |
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| On endoscopic examination, retention of saliva in the distal esophagus was noted. |
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| In the longer term, it is hoped that the strategy will improve customer retention and the signs are that this is happening. |
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| In compensated heart failure, symptoms are stable, and many overt features of fluid retention and pulmonary oedema are absent. |
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| Transient oceanographic features exist, however, facilitating shelf retention, cross-bight exchange, and return of expatriated larvae. |
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| Training providers have low levels of recruitment, retention and pass rates and few trainees finish apprenticeships. |
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| Needle retention on cut trees is generally better than that for white and Norway spruces and is almost as good as that of pines. |
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| It contains borage oil for moisture retention, shea butter to moisturise, comfrey and rose geranium essential oil to soothe and nourish the skin. |
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| They worked tirelessly as a unit and their ball retention, rucking and tackling were almost faultless. |
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| Beyond the financial aspect, there are now regulatory aspects associated with data and data retention. |
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| Owing to the volatile nature of DRAM memory, a DRAM SSD requires its own power supply, cooling fan and disk backup for data retention. |
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| Because captain retention is so poor, Department of the Army has chosen to make captains from lieutenants at three years of service. |
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| At the same time, it demands the retention of US farm subsidies, export credit programs, and anti-dumping and countervailing duty laws. |
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| Sorb apple berries contain large amounts of malic acid that aid water retention. |
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| Chronic urinary retention with resultant overflow incontinence is uncommon in women. |
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| From him young voters at least hope for an economic upswing and the retention of their modest liberties. |
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| Studies on the retention of laboratory personnel have focused on the causes of employee attrition and strategies to promote retention. |
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| Diuretics reduce fluid retention in the body by encouraging the removal of salts such as potassium and sodium from the blood. |
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| Brash retention alone appears unlikely to provide sufficient nutrition for optimum long-term tree growth on poorer sites. |
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| It's also not simply that they want teacher promotion and retention to be tied to seniority, not test results. |
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| Our kohanga reo, whare wananga, iwi radio, and Maori television have been adopted all around the indigenous world as the model for language retention and revitalization. |
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| Participation aids concentration, retention, and assimilation of ideas. |
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| However, the difficulties encountered with this approach are one of the major reasons justifying the retention of the Fair Trading Act provisions discussed below. |
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| The instruments the subject of the lien are delivered to the bank for collection, or for retention until maturity, which means that realization is contemplated by the parties. |
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| The council has attempted to make cheaper accommodation available for key workers to improve recruitment and retention, but it could probably do more. |
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| Baboo believes that research on retention will prove an effective aid to help colleges and universities do a better job with their minority students. |
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| However, with Chelsea counting down to the retention of the championship and with Portsmouth struggling to escape relegation, we had a first half of virtual stalemate. |
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| More particularly it relates to breast pads designed to minimize irritation caused by the retention of lacteal fluid on the body-contacting portion of the pad. |
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| He said the board was making progress towards a decision on the future of the bank's UK operation, reiterating that retention rather than divestment was on the agenda. |
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| Early fruit abortion is a major mortality factor to the yucca moth's progeny, and the female can increase retention by providing high-quality pollinations. |
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| Diabetic ketoacidosis can cause urine to have a fruity or sweet odor, and alkaline fermentation can cause an ammoniacal odor after prolonged bladder retention. |
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| The major outcomes were that anxiety level did affect both attention and retention and repressors were not inhibited in their processing of emotional words. |
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| These initiatives will improve our retention of nurses, have a positive domino effect on recruitment, and, over time, reduce dependency on agency and overseas nurses. |
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| Foliage color, needle length, needle retention, stem straightness, shape and density are among the important factors influencing one's final choice of a Christmas tree. |
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| In 1972, after liberation, the tribal people asked for autonomy, with a separate legislative body, and a retention of the 1900 Regulations against non-tribal settlers. |
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| This has led to concerns that labor retention and labor productivity are not at optimum levels, resulting in high turnover, depressed profits, and low farm wages. |
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| Such a quid-pro-quo method, Arnold complained, turned school inspectors into wage laborers mechanically examining each student on his or her passive retention of knowledge. |
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| Previous experiences in similar fields have been found to affect academic performance and retention in college agricultural and non-agricultural programs to varying degrees. |
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| Processing speed doesn't matter in the brain, says Hawkins, because the basis of thought is not data manipulation but memory retention and prediction. |
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| Ezekiel waved his arms, as if the gesture aided in memory retention. |
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| A micrometer-thick coating of steam-jet-cooked starch is just the thing to improve plastic films' retention of the water-based dyes and printing inks used on food labels. |
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| According to president Ed Snodgrass, these plants provide maximum groundcover, water retention, erosion resistance, and respirative transpiration of moisture. |
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| The retention of vitamins during cooking ranges from 67 to 76 percent, while that of minerals is over 100 percent, as the minerals become more concentrated. |
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| In areas prone to frost heave or with poor drainage, additional drainage material such as drain rock can be placed below the footings to reduce water retention in the soil. |
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| No-tillage is preferable because retention of previous crop residue is valuable for conserving soil moisture on minesoils, which tend to be droughty. |
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| Research has demonstrated that specific amino acid complexes of trace minerals are more bioavailable and have better retention than inorganic sources. |
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| A higher intake and body retention of selenium and vitamin E fed to replacement gilts will also be beneficial later in the sow's reproductive life. |
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| It has been found to act as a satisfactory fat replacement in many processed foods, helping to give them pleasing texture, mouth feel, body, and moisture retention. |
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| Older men with prostatic hypertrophy may benefit from alpha-blocker medications and should be watched for urinary retention if anticholinergic drugs are employed. |
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| Just a handful of black licorice on a regular basis can reduce the amount of potassium in the body and may lead to fluid retention, not to mention irregular heart rhythms. |
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| His retention may indicate any federal case could revolve around more than the perjury and obstruction charges. |
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| However, producing these two rustic finishes creates minute fissures in the stone, thereby increasing its liquid absorption and its retention of dirt and pollutants. |
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| I had been waiting a very long time for this talk with the retention officer, just so I could hear his inane babble and immediately shoot down his flimsy efforts. |
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| A citizens group, Kansans for Justice, has sprung up as well to oppose retention of Justices Lee Johnson and Eric Rosen. |
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| Beware of mustard, ketchup, barbecue sauce, steak sauce, seasonings and fat-free salad dressings, which can be high in sugars or sodium, contributing to water retention. |
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| Epithelial cysts originate from the surface layer of mucous or serous membranes, are usually benign, and include epidermoid cysts, retention cysts, and congenital cysts. |
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| I also gave the potted plants a bit more compost and a top dressing of bark chips to smarten them up, keep down the weeds and help with water retention. |
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| There are some clear differences between retention at the younger level and middle management, and at the very senior levels who have the direct reports. |
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| This toxidrome is characterized peripherally by tachycardia, mild hyperthermia, mydriasis, diminished bowel sounds, dry skin, urinary retention, and picking behavior. |
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| Eases fluid retention, leaving you less bloated and slimmer. |
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| Another possibility is the retention of Burley Woodhead by Ilkley Parish, creating a narrow umbilical cord of connection between Menston and Ilkley. |
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| Within habitats, forestry must ensure heterogeneity with the retention of snags, remnant trees, woody debris, and a more natural variety of tree species. |
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| This crumbly, soil-like material improves soil texture by increasing the drainage of heavy clay soils and the water and nutrient retention of light, sandy soils. |
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| He presented to his local emergency department the next evening with acute urinary retention and was catheterised and admitted to a urological ward. |
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| The retention of the normal shape that we observed may be caused by steric restrictions on a major change in shape and size by neighboring spirilla and bdellovibrios. |
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| Results from the first sample show a 16 percent retention rate increase from fall 2001 to fall 2002 and a 0.5 GPA increase compared to non-participating freshmen. |
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| Men with severe symptoms, urinary retention, recurrent urinary infections, incontinence, haematuria, or bladder stones should be referred to a urologist. |
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| Given that I have also shown that its practical impact upon children's wellbeing is nugatory, there seems to be no satisfactory justification for its retention. |
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| High-fiber diets can increase gas production by colonic flora and inhibit gas transit leading to gas retention, notable borborygmus, abdominal pain, and flatulence. |
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| In this position and as chair of compensation, he also authorized the retention of outside advisers. |
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| An 86 year old man who had had a transurethral prostatectomy in 1985 was catheterised for acute urinary retention and allowed home with a catheter in situ. |
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| What is strikingly interesting and appropriate is that Marx's surpassing of Hegel on this matter is a simultaneous retention and is, therefore, a true sublation. |
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| Bacterial overgrowth may be enhanced in the presence of sputum retention. |
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| When reinstalling the wheel cover, use extreme care not to break or bend the retention clips, especially when it comes to hubcaps with plastic clips. |
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| A green tree and snag retention strategy focuses on protecting large snags that may be used by species such as Vaux's swift, pileated woodpeckers, and myotis bats. |
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| Before charges are laid he is fingerprinted, photographed and required to provide a sample of his DNA for indefinite retention by the police database. |
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| Rising house prices and rising interest rates have resulted in a squeeze on first time buyers with consequent effects on recruitment and retention in key public services. |
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| To produce useful amounts of energy from fusion on earth, scientists must produce a plasma with the required temperature, density, and heat retention. |
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| Provide a copy for the livestock transporter to complete the transporter declaration for the consignment of pigs and retention in transporter company records. |
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| Pragmatically it was also an attempt to assure the retention of London as a key international financial centre, with consequent invisible earnings accruing to the country. |
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| Acrylic paints become soft and vulnerable to damage and dirt retention at high temperatures and humidities or brittle and friable at low temperatures. |
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| The increase in retention allows for the fabrication of a roofless or frontless upper denture with adequate retention for patient comfort and increased esthetics. |
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| Saturday's style of refereeing gives most of the penalties to the team with the ball, making defending doubly difficult, and putting a premium on ball retention. |
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| A defect in this system may cause fluid retention and hypertension. |
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| Prednisone may cause fluid and sodium retention with increased calcium and potassium, as well as carbohydrate intolerance, glycosuria, and hyperglycemia. |
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| In 2000, the number of golden handshakes and retention bonuses soared but they have plummeted to about half of last year's level during the past eight months. |
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| Many Irish companies are downsizing, and the attraction and retention of the best and most efficient workers available has become a key issue for many employers. |
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| Hobsons EMT is proud to help these institutions meet their goals in recruitment, enrollment, and retention. |
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| I read that part of my problem could be down to water retention and wondered if body wraps and toning pads might help. |
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| A COUNTY Durham-based distribution firm has increased its staff retention rates through recruiting ex-servicemen as drivers. |
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| The most common pathologic findings associated with a mesiodens are retention of the adjacent incisors, malposition, and diastema. |
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| In the case of an insurance policy, the right of substitution may be viewed as an impermissible retention of rights under the policy for Sec. |
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| Another key element to ensure client retention and satisfaction is the use of client-only sections and e-zines. |
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| The main task is to increase the retention impoundments in the catchment forests. |
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| There is a 5 percent and 8 percent risk of long-term urinary retention with the BNS and PVS procedures, respectively. |
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| In 2010, these three judges who decided they knew better than the Iowa legislature and Iowan citizens will be up for a retention vote. |
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| The highest gains in first-pass ash retention resulted from tests of the new additive with a flocculant. |
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| At Mission College, students in a retention program contact others in danger of flunking out of school. |
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| Similarly, balsam firs have dense, dark-green foliage with good needle retention. |
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| Depriving the brain of REM sleep by shortening the nightly sleep period from eight to six hours may significantly affect learning and retention. |
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| She supported the retention of capital punishment and voted against the relaxation of divorce laws. |
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| There are widespread concerns about recruitment, retention and motivation that are shared by employers and staff side alike. |
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| Specifically, ATII causes increased sympathetic activity, sodium reabsorption and water retention, and arteriolar vasoconstriction. |
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| A peak corresponding to AAG was sought anodally from the AAT peak, and a range of retention times was determined. |
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| Q MY doctor stopped my water pills for fluid retention and it has come back. |
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| We here distinguish clade A from other clades based on the retention of a caulescent habit and moderate floral zygomorphy. |
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| During the campaign, it argued for the continuation of the austerity measures, and for the retention of the 10 percent aflat taxa. |
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| The time the water is held before it is released is known as the retention time. |
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| The rapid acid growth allows the sundew tentacles to bend, aiding in the retention and digestion of prey. |
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| There should not be a significant increase to roof weight due to water retention. |
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| She recently developed lymphodema, the painful swelling and water retention that can happen in the arm where lymph nodes were removed. |
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| The justices are appointed by the Governor of California and are subject to retention elections. |
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| Employee retention is possible only when resources are exchanged and managed without affecting their independence. |
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| By contrast, opponents of the retention of the business vote argue that it is a cause of institutional inertia. |
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| Pronoun retention is very frequently used for relativization of inaccessible positions on the accessibility hierarchy. |
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| Glide retention in these contexts has occasionally been held to be a shibboleth distinguishing Canadians from Americans. |
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| The referendum was held in May 2011 and resulted in the retention of the existing voting system. |
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| This makes the retention controversy moot since the virus can be easily recreated even if all samples are destroyed. |
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| There are three major retention basins in the state, which are Kesang Satu Lake, Kesang Dua Lake and Ayer Keroh Lake. |
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| This mechanism exemplifies how renal function facilitates water retention during periods of dehydration stress. |
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| It included small breast tumours, called tubercula, associated with lactation which might have been fibro-adenosis or retention cysts. |
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| The differing degrees of water retention are thought to be a result of varying body fat mass. |
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| Previously only available with its NNTP Usenet access, Easynews will now offer 2X the retention through its web-Usenet interface. |
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| Melanie Sturk, MiHR's director, attraction, retention, and transition, is pleased the study brought the gap into the eyes of industry. |
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| Patients with liver failure resulting from DILI may experience deep jaundice, fluid retention, advanced coagulopathy and coma. |
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| The danger of a relaxed condition of the uterus would give rise to hemorrhage, embolism, retention of dots, favoring sepsis and subinvolution. |
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| That shared retention in A and B is not necessarily indicative of any special relationship between the two. |
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| Of particular note is the survival of the pagan fascination with the forest in the retention of Christmas tree even today. |
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| The density and type of vegetation coverage affects solar heat absorption, water retention, and rainfall on a regional level. |
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| Tariq A, Durnford DS Moisture retention of a swelling soil under capillary and overburden pressures. |
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| However, the increase in excitability as a mechanism of retention does not depend on the coactivity of presynaptic and postsynaptic neurons. |
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| Oedema is the accumulation or retention of fluid within the interstitial spaces. |
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| Results from accelerated weather testing reported FluoroKem HS outperformed high performance urethanes in gloss retention. |
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| May cause Trihexyphenidyl constipation and urinary retention Benztropine that can exacerbate psychosis. |
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| How do papermakers and technical engineers control retention, drainage, and formation to optimize all three without harming any one of the three? |
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| In most cases, sandwiching the TPS in the thicker core layer will allow for the best retention of desired properties. |
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| Cutaneous vesicostomy for palliative management of hemorrhagic cystitis and urinary clot retention. |
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| A unique SV connector retention system provides significant ease of use when assembling or disassembling the connector onto a daughterboard. |
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| Paraloid EXL-3300 series acrylic tougheners are for weatherable applications of engineering resins requiring good color retention. |
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| Comparing fumigant retention of polyethylene mulches for nutsedge control in Florida spodosols. |
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| Over the past several years, micro particulates have been replacing high molecular weight retention aids. |
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| To alleviate the holiday lull, Thanx offers an expanded suite of retention marketing tools. |
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| Fucoxanthin and canthaxanthin produced a 3-5-fold higher retention of the fluorescent probes than the known competitive inhibitor verapamil. |
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| Previous related experimental research has shown significant improvements in lumber straightness and grade retention in pine dimension lumber. |
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| These prostaglandins may act as inflammation factors throughout the body, but they also play a crucial role in maintenance of water retention. |
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| Flip a small retention switch on the trigger guard lock and get ready for a lightning-fast draw. |
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| A barium swallow study revealed a normally distensible esophagus with no areas of abnormal contrast retention or extravasation. |
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| Applying the skilts learned through Six Sigma, Smith created a model for better retention of milliondollar-plus households for Merrill Lynch. |
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| How well does it integrate with a disk library or tape library for longer-term retention? |
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| Due to the tacitness of part or even most of this knowledge, decisions concerning the retention of executives are challenging. |
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| Additionally, improved retention following a preceptorship programme was reported by Halfer et al. |
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