Sentence examples for exceptional turnover from inspiring English sources

Experimental results show that our hybrid electrocatalyst can selectively reduce CO2 to CO with a large faradic efficiency (∼90%), exceptional turnover frequency (4,900 hr−1 at η = 0.5 V), and excellent long-term durability.

Our analyses corroborated previous studies with regard to D. sechellia having exceptional chemosensory gene turnover rates, which severely affects global rate estimates.

The Ducks have been exceptional at forcing turnovers, and they often didn't waste much time cashing in on them offensively.

"As the taxes are very high, the turnover is not exceptional there".

The anatomy of the intestinal crypt and its fast cellular turnover make it an exceptional model to study adult stem cells in their niche.

Despite these successes, GNM experienced the toughest trading conditions seen for many years, resulting in an increase in operating loss, before exceptional items, to £36.8m (2008 £26.4m) on turnover of £253.6m (2008 £261.9m).

Whether these groups of insects represent exceptional cases, or whether the frequency of turnover has been underestimated in clades with differentiated sex chromosomes, has yet to be determined.

The city has about 33,000 workers and retirees who have been promised what human resources records call an "exceptional benefit package" to promote loyalty and reduce turnover.

Pre-exceptional core earnings climbed 15% to £105m, while turnover was flat at £335m.

A unique feature of the PDL is an exceptional high rate of remodeling which is reflected by a very rapid collagen turnover [ 6- 8].

It is possible that A. mollis may be exceptional among tropical species, especially considering the narrow elevation ranges and high species turnover typical of tropical mountains [ 11, 13, 66].