The phrase "affects turnover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact of a factor on employee turnover rates within an organization or business context.
Example: "The new management policies significantly affects turnover, leading to a more stable workforce."
Alternatives: "influences turnover" or "impacts turnover".
Exploring the effect of culture on how pay-for-performance affects turnover: A multi-level longitudinal study on 24 countries [Electronic version].
These results suggest that the A104Q mutation affects binding but not turnover while the L20M mutation affects turnover but not binding.
To assess whether inhibition of autophagy affects turnover of lipids stored in LDs we performed lipid flux experiments in the absence and presence of bafilomycin A1.
This coordination is most likely achieved via adhesive cues, as disruption of ecdysone signalling affects turnover of adhesion complexes and cytoskeletal proteins in somatic ECs: mutant cells exhibited abnormal accumulation of DE-Cadherin, β-catenin/Armadillo and Adducin.
First, it is possible that the mutations that are selected for during lymphomagenesis affect a hitherto unknown protein interaction of Myc that just happens to bind in a region of Myc that also affects turnover.
If possible, kcat should be measured with less error (e.g., using alternative substrates), in order to eliminate the possibility that phosphorylation affects turnover rate as well as binding constants, which would indicate mechanisms beyond simple steric interference with the active site.
It is likely that at least one other load-dependent rate exists, affecting turnover number.
The obtained model makes it possible to predict turnover based on various inputs (variables affecting turnover).
By contrast, salary and bonus -- which now combine for less than a third of executive pay at big companies -- did not affect turnover, the Texas researchers found.
The first section lays out the empirical evidence of a connection between higher wages and lower turnover in general, followed by specific examples of wages affecting turnover in the aviation industry.
Some of these attitudes affect turnover, some affect work performance, and still others have little or no impact on employee behavior.
