Sentence examples for decreasing turnover from inspiring English sources

Ressler and Thompson's case studies as well as independent scholarly research find that ROWE increases productivity, employee well-being, and work-life balance while decreasing turnover.

As soil C and N pools were not higher in plots with higher earthworm biomass, these results suggest earthworm activity may influence soil nutrient cycling by decreasing turnover times of nutrient pools over the long-term.

By helping companies identify the candidates most likely to perform well on the job, pre-employment testing can lead to additional company benefits, such as saving time and cost in the selection process, decreasing turnover, and even improving morale.

Now leadership focuses on decreasing turnover rates, bridging skills gaps, offering continued learning experiences, and allowing greater workplace flexibility.

ND increased the loss of GFP fluorescence intensity in a time-dependent manner, however with decreasing turnover rates after 6 h of incubation.

Proteins released from leptomeningeal cells into CSF (not by intercellular passage from blood as blood-derived proteins) accumulate in CSF with decreasing turnover rate, i.e. slower CSF flow rate.

Bartow proceeded to tick off a litany of fixes, including decreasing turnovers, making more free throws, taking fewer three-pointers with a hand in the shooter's face and playing more inside-out.

Due to decreasing turnovers of phytotherapeutic drugs pharmaceutical companies invested less in producing phytotherapeutics – at least temporarily in 2004 and 2005.

Nine percent say they saved money, because of decreased turnover or benefit payments.

India learned that "workforce education" actually increases productivity, decreases turnover, and leads to greater economic growth.

Trebicka J, Hennenberg M, Odenthal M, et al. Atorvastatin attenuates hepatic fibrosis in rats after bile duct ligation via decreased turnover of hepatic stellate cells.