Sentence examples for a turnover which from inspiring English sources

Since independence from Britain in 1968, Nauruan governments have earned £42m a year from their guano, a turnover which left the island's 10,000-strong population the richest per capita on earth.

With time having already lapsed in the first half the Springboks allowed a turnover, which led to Messam crossing in the left-hand corner and New Zealand reached half-time holding a 21-15 lead.

This is a bad habit, and will most likely become a turnover, which can in turn give the opposing team a good opportunity to score.

In contrast to luciferases from firefly and Renilla, GLuc is a naturally secreted stable protein and thus not susceptible to an intracellular turnover, which permits examination of an alternative mode of inhibition using a loss-of-signal assay.

All those new ideas spark a 156% turnover, which drives up the fund's transaction costs (trading commissions plus bid-ask spreads).

The dog has a bone turnover which is 2 3 times higher than that in humans.

Muscle tissue has a slow turnover, which records long-term dietary differences and reflects the entire feeding history of an animal [ 21].

OA is associated with early high-level bone remodeling followed by a slow turnover, which leads to bone densification and cartilage loss [ 26].

Merkel cells have a slow turnover, which has made analysis exceedingly difficult, but elegant studies involving fate mapping with incorporation of nucleotide analogs have demonstrated that epidermal keratinocytes are responsible for their replacement (van Keymeulen et al., 2009).

Contrary to what is seen in the liver, colon epithelium displays a constant turnover, which might be, in parts, driven by the option to activate EpCAM signaling on the plasma membrane.

Rating 6.5 Matt Besler: At the end of the first half, Besler had an ugly turnover which, if not for a terrific Howard save, would have given Honduras a lead.