Sentence examples for a better turnover from inspiring English sources

Novel properties like thermal and ionic stabilities and a better turnover make these systems infallible and regenerative.

But now, because … we are a specialist unit … we have a better turnover, faster discharges and fewer bed-blockers … those patients come down to the Stroke Unit where the staff are geared up for assessing patients and rehabbing the patients, to a very active environment.

Furthermore, development of improved techniques to target ChRs to organelles and specific membrane subareas, to make ChR bimodally switchable, to control expression more accurately, and to guarantee a better turnover of the protein when used as retinal prostheses in bright light vision will continue.

Paul Pierce has posted modestly better turnover numbers in this series, likely due to LeBron James' efforts to avoid foul trouble.

Better solutions for targeting ChRs into membrane subareas will be found, directing them into organelles, making them bimodal switchable, controlling expression more accurately, and guaranteeing better turnover and photostability for retinal prosthesis and vision in bright light.

The findings from this study support the view that intentions are a better predictor of turnover than job satisfaction as shown elsewhere [ 11] although the latter remains an important 'push factor' in a persons decision to stay or leave an organisation.

"Low turnover is a better way to run money — the reality of companies doesn't change that fast," she said.

"Buying an established company with knowledgeable staff and a turnover seemed a better option, and I bought Ketta.com, an online computer accessories retailer," he said.

Closing the gap is about attracting and retaining the best talent, avoiding costly turnover for a better performance and commercial return.

In those settings, non-responding advanced tumors may have more aggressive features with high cell turnover and a better blood supply leading to more effective release of nucleosomes into the blood or a less effective elimination of nucleosomes from the circulating due to a weakened or impaired immune system.

We've done a better job of controlling our turnovers.