But lately, teams have won titles with flexible, turnover-forcing defenses and high-flying, pass-first offenses.
Despite its structural complexity, the PSD may be viewed as a "flexible matrix" undergoing continuous turnover and structural plasticity [52], [56].
To demonstrate the phosphorylytic RNase activity in our purified archaeal exosome, we incubated the purified exosome with a 254-nt RNA substrate flanked by a strong 5'-tertiary RNA structure (the hepatitis delta virus ribozyme) and a 161-nt flexible 3' tail under multiple turnover conditions.
During our live Q&A, from 1-2pm on Wednesday 25 November, our panel will offer expert advice on how to implement and manage flexible working while maintaining a healthy turnover.
Flexible jobs keep employees happy, stem turnover, and stop parents from dropping out of the workplace altogether.
Overall, our meta-analytic results support Hypothesis 5a that flexible work schedules increase organizational attachment and decrease turnover intention.
Surveys of federal workers show that telecommuting and flexible hours appeal to them and may reduce employee turnover, Ms. Jenkins said.
Hypothesis 6: Perceived autonomy mediates the relationship between FWPs (flexible work schedules, telecommuting, sabbaticals) and organizational attachment (organizational commitment, turnover intention).
The cooperation of components of the degradosome facilitates substrate turnover, and the assembly is likely to be highly flexible and accommodating for complex RNA folds, with interesting functional consequences for substrate capture and subunit communication.
Finally, we show that more rigid firms reacted to the shock by increasing turnover more, but only if they were endowed with a flexible enough workforce, i.e. with a large share of temporary workers before the crisis.
Businesses that offer flexible hours, retain key dedicated employees, gain increased productivity, decreased absenteeism, and decreased turnover, all which adds savings to the bottom-line (Entrepreneur magazine, 6/4/2006).
