And indeed, whenever tried, Keynesian economic policies, whether in the original Keynesian or in the modified Friedman version, have been defeated by the "micro-economy" of businesses and individuals, unpredictably and without warning, changing the turnover velocity of money almost overnight.
Cold shock proteins (CSPs) have been studied in several bacteria, and were proposed to have a role as RNA chaperones that prevent the formation of secondary structures on RNAs, favoring translation of mRNAs and also changing their turnover rates [ 1].
Risky play-calling led to a game-changing turnover in a loss to the Packers.
The ball skipped on the ground and was scooped up by linebacker Jacquian Williams for a game-changing turnover that the Giants desperately needed in their 15-7 victony on Sunday.
First, disrupted fission may compromise the intrinsic function of axonal mitochondria, possibly by changing their normal turnover, which could cause dysfunctional mitochondria to accumulate.
Complex issues also emerged from the key informant interviews regarding the challenges of limited funding, high staff turnover, changing governance structures, lack of high level leadership and unclear communication strategies.
And what does institutional memory mean in the context of changing governments, civil servant turnover and funding body churn?
The retailer relied on the changing seasons to boost turnover for clothes but Nigeria's clothing market had no such natural churn.
It therefore seems advisable to approach this question with quantitative techniques that will help determine how the composition of the neural currents is produced and how it is maintained throughout protein turnover and changing conditions.
Past studies have linked PR capacity problems to high staff turnover and changing requirements from the Global Fund [ 6, 22].
