Sentence examples for extent of turnover from inspiring English sources

At acidic pH, the extent of turnover is drastically reduced (29− 31), and signals are observed that are comparable to the transport impaired mutants.

Although the single Pcdh cluster in mammals and the coelacanth have experienced gene duplications and losses, the extent of turnover is much lower than that in the fugu and zebrafish.

Notwithstanding the potential advantages of the different models, we submit that constrained rule-of-mixture models (see Eq.  1) allow one to include nonlinear elasticity and viscoelasticity, different properties and distributions of individual constituents, and, most importantly, the different rates and extents of turnover of individual constituents.

AMC on Wednesday would not confirm the extent of the turnover, but acknowledged in a statement that "we are making changes to the writing staff".

While we also observed this trend, in our case study, the extent of inferred turnover depends on the model used.

Hence, the spectrum of MMPs and TIMPs expressed as well as their absolute levels determine the extent of ECM turnover and subsequent biological effects.

It is anticipated that the HCC risk is influenced by both the duration of the immune clearance phase and the extent of hepatocyte turnover.

In other words, some date samples reach maturity after a rigorous ripening activity (negative range of PC1) whilst others become mature and dry out having carried out a lower extent of metabolic turnover (positive range of PC1).

The circulating bone turnover markers alkaline phosphatase, osteocalcin and urinary deoxypyridinoline were positively associated with RANKL mRNA and/or the RANKL/OPG mRNA ratio, which is consistent with these markers in turn relating to the extent of bone turnover.

In fact, the extent of lactate turnover in vivo in humans is of a similar order of magnitude to that of glucose, alanine or glutamine (i.e. it has one of the highest recycling rates in the intermediary metabolism).

In summary, the ripening effect captured in PC1 in this study is not exclusive to fresh immature dates with ongoing ripening activity but also mature dates from the dry/soft classes that display varying extent of metabolic turnover during ripening.