Sentence examples for continuous turnover from inspiring English sources

With a continuous turnover of aid staff, work is quickly lost and lessons forgotten.

Heart valve structure and competence is maintained by heart valve cells through a process of continuous turnover extracellular matrix (ECM).

Any expertise gained by academics would be rapidly lost due to the continuous turnover of staff as areas expanded or contracted as a result of student needs.

By externally added donors (e.g. cytochrome c2) and acceptors (ubiquinone, UQ), conditions for the continuous turnover of the photocycle and the possibility of building up p.m.f.

Evolutionary changes in both host and pathogen lead to a continuous turnover of host and pathogen genotypes; this is known as Red Queen dynamics.

The pollen and macrofossil records show nearly continuous turnover in vegetation composition throughout the past 8600 years; the longest period without major compositional change was ca 1600 years, and dynamics at multidecadal to multicentennial scales are observed during many periods.

Some tissues in the adult body, such as the epidermis of the skin, the lining of the small intestine, and bone marrow, undergo continuous cellular turnover.

Living structures can grow stronger, weaker, larger, or smaller within months, weeks, or days as a result of a continuous microstructural turnover and renewal.

It has been demonstrated that continuous redox turnover of nanocomposite prepared from PTAA/MWCNT and RCs bound to ITO can be driven by light if quinone is added to the solution for mediating the electron transport between the working and the counter electrode (Fig. 8).

This result indicates that symplastic/transcellular water pathway is maintained by continuous protein turnover.

Double tetracycline labels indicating continuous bone turnover were identified in all biopsy specimens (Ste-Marie et al 2004).