Sentence examples for extensive turnover from inspiring English sources

The Council will undergo extensive turnover this year with some 21 of its 51 members stepping down, mainly because of term limits.

The group's efforts are playing out in 17 races throughout the city at a time when the Council is facing extensive turnover, with 21 of its 51 members stepping down, mainly because of term limits.

The visions just didn't match up, and it led to extensive turnover.

With the exception of two team members, there was extensive turnover, necessitating constant training.

Strong sequence divergence in the SP of AMH, BMP15 and GDF9 shows that such sequences can undergo extensive turnover with full preservation of their functionality.

In principle, this combination of genome size constraint and underlying duplication expansion should lead to a coalescent-like process with extensive turnover of functional genes.

In an election season where change and transparency are themes in the race for mayor and dozens of aldermanic seats, Mr. Burke is an anomaly — a self-professed "old-school" ward boss without an opponent in an area undergoing extensive ethnic turnover.

This type of phylogenetic relationships implies that subsequent to the divergence of vertebrate lineages, the variable exons of protocadherin clusters have undergone extensive gene turnover and the paralog complement in each of the current vertebrate protocadherin clusters is a result of multiple repeated lineage-specific gene duplication/degeneration events.

Thus, such SPs have undergone extensive sequence turnover with full preservation of functionality.

In fat, extensive progenitor turnover, high fatty acid levels, toxic metabolites, prolonged IGF-1 exposure, and other mitogens could initiate senescence.

Because CREs experience extensive TFBS turnover even with conserved function, alignment-based studies of CRE sequence evolution are limited to very closely related species.