Sentence examples for a faster turnover from inspiring English sources

Distribution centres emphasize a faster turnover (or throughput) of goods.

Both mutants exhibited a better cyclodextrin-forming ability and a faster turnover rate (kcat) than the parental CGTase.

A shorter half-life of surfactant PC, indicating a faster turnover, may result in a faster improvement of the pulmonary condition during ECMO.

Kinetic studies showed that Y216W has higher kcat values than the wild type enzyme, suggesting a faster turnover rate of catalysis.

The cortical bone tissue generally exhibits an average turnover rate of ca. 2.5% per year and trabecular bone tissue has a faster turnover rate of ca. 10% per year [44, 48].

It is therefore suggested that recycling of water hyacinth can be an ecofriendly aquatic weed management strategy to improve soil health and nutrient redistribution through a faster turnover that can engineer sustainable agricultural production in the tropical soils.

Today's economy is built on a "fast turnover" principle.

Handy for the Lincoln Centre and The Met, it is built for a fast turnover, but a smart pace is hampered by the typically too-many-Indians-and-not-enough-chiefs floor staff.

With tight deadlines and plots often based on the availability of existing sets, props or location, he churned out scripts for B films and TV series with a fast turnover that had to be both thrilling and economical ("I started to think as a producer very early on," he said).

He went into property seriously in 2003, and by 2008 had a substantial portfolio with a fast turnover.

This may be explained by a) fast turnover of sulfur in the water column of the pool, and b) the fact that one of important zero-valent sulfur reservoir in CP is cinders, which were excluded from sampling for total sulfur concentrations.