Sentence examples for a reduced turnover from inspiring English sources

Investors took fright as the company reported a depressing £1.6m loss on the back of a reduced turnover figure - down to just £1.5m, compared with £2.5m in the same period last year.

In fact, plant productivity appears to increase by a reduced turnover of the microbial biomass due to stabilized carbon content and soil pH.

We reasoned that if CSC, like tissue progenitor cells, had a reduced turnover, then differences in proliferation would allow us to segregate fractions enriched for CSC.

Therefore, the striking accumulation of autophagosomes as measured by LC3 lipidation on a western blot or fluorescent LC3 dots could also reflect a reduced turnover of autophagosomes in TzbR cells.

Whereas PPARγ gene expression was not significantly changed by ghrelin, a 3.5-fold increase in protein levels was observed, probably reflecting a reduced turnover of PPARγ, as also reported in THP-1 cells treated with GH secretagogues [26], [27].

We then determined whether pro3 -1 lethality could be rescued by a reduced turnover of the mutant protein.

The increase in LC3B-II levels induced by CPTH6 treatment could be related to either enhanced autophagosome formation, due to an increase in autophagic activity, or reduced turnover of autophagosomes, due to an impairment of the degradation pathway.

And employers accommodating pregnant workers report bottom-line benefits of reduced turnover, increased productivity, and reduced litigation costs because employers' obligations and employees' rights are crystal clear.

Drawing on recent management literature regarding organizational turnover intentions, we challenge the conventional view that mentoring generally leads to reduced turnover intentions, by testing a theoretical model that posits that different functions of mentoring have differing effects on turnover intentions.

Thus, Gsx induces an alteration of emotional reactivity and a memory/cognitive deficit that is associated with reduced turnover of serotonin and dopamine in the nucleus accumbens and decreased expression of Egr-1 in the hippocampus and amygdala.

Interestingly, the suppressed expression of numerous genes encoding proteasomal subunits and lysosomal proteases in the transgenic trout suggested a reduced protein turnover.