retention|retentions in English

noun

[re·ten·tion || rɪ'tenʃn]

act of keeping possession; maintenance, act of holding; memory, capacity to remembe

Use "retention|retentions" in a sentence

1. Retentions for administrative costs of managing the aid

2. Retentions is located east the Queen's road and the Xiamen street border prewar building.

3. Context-retention controller and method for context retention in wireless access networks

4. Retention periods can be changed by adjusting the period of the retention rule.

5. * Constipation and urinary retention

6. A hold overrides any retention rule.

7. Files subject to multiple retention rules are always preserved according to the rule with the longest retention period.

8. Advances in adhesive chemistry justifies ‘adhesion’ / ‘bonding’ as the preferred method of retention, not Amputational mechanical retention

9. Guide to Churn and Retention Metrics

10. Without the topsoil, water retention is negligible.

11. Automates customer retention with the Bellwethr platform

12. Visual material aids the retention of information.

13. Employee Attrition and retention are like peas in a pod—Attrition is the peas, employee retention the pod

14. Personalized Cleaning Leave Behinds Increase Client Retention

15. Soil water retention is essential to life.

16. Retention of skilled practitioners is a problem.

17. AIG furor puts spotlight on retention bonuses.

18. Increase in retention among Mobile Carousels users

19. Automates customer retention with the Bellwethr platform

20. Without water retention the land becomes baked.

21. 14 Visual material aids the retention of information.

22. 4 Without the topsoil, water retention is negligible.

23. Anuresis definition, retention of urine in the bladder

24. One way to visualize this information is to chart out a retention curve, showing the retention of these Cohorts over time

25. Anuresis: [ an″u-re´sis ] urinary retention