The phrase "active turnover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or human resources, typically referring to the rate at which employees leave and are replaced within an organization.
Example: "The company is experiencing high active turnover, which is affecting team morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "employee turnover" or "staff turnover rate".
These data indicate that active turnover of mIRNA is critical to maintain post-natal differentiation of vascular smooth muscle in blood vessels.
This active turnover of genetic elements in the vicinity of CNVs could be associated with the formation of structural variants (26, 27).
Preclinical models confirm that skeletal sites rich in cellular marrow with active turnover show increased cancer localisation (Schneider et al, 2005).
This is compatible with an active turnover of nucleosomes as has been described in S. cerevisiae[ 60] and with variations in the epigenetic modifications of histones [ 61] that could provide flexible regulatory signalling while maintaining a constant nucleosomal framework.
The protein seemed to be relatively stable in these studies; however, results from transgenic plants showed higher recombinant protein yields in the young leaves than in the older, suggesting active turnover in the leaves rather than passive accumulation – in contrast to results for production of HPV-16 L1 protein [ 52].
The activity of the catalysts per surface active sites (turnover frequencies — TOF) was calculated in order to quantitatively compare the reactivity of a series of monolayer supported molybdenum oxide catalysts.
For instance, relative to other joints, increasing JSN in the CMC represented increasingly active matrix turnover while increasing CMC osteophyte severity, an anabolic phenomenon, represented waning activity with respect to biomarker production.
Highly active actin turnover occurs at the leading edge of motile cells.
In contrast, accumulation of 18F in the region surrounding the tumor was observed, indicative of active bone turnover.
Second, active bone turnover could explain this phenomenon, such that hASC produced bone may have been gradually replaced overtime with mouse host derived tissue.
Overall the data support more active protein turnover in Gh fiber.
