One of the payoffs is a turnover rate under 20percentt — a fraction of the turnover that most of his retail competitors endure.
Wholesale markets and city souks are operating at a fraction of normal turnover.
This room can barely manage 400 saddles a year, a tiny fraction of the turnover of a company that sold more than $1bn worth of goods last year.
As the headlines of financial distress hover over Rangers, whose debt was reduced to £18m by the time Craig Whyte took over, it seems to have slipped on to the back burner that the Gorgie club owe almost twice that, with a fraction of the turnover.
Environmental distance explained a significant fraction of community turnover (Figure 2B, Table 1 and Figure S2).
In this connection it is of interest to consider the concept of duty ratio [ 102], f, that is, the fraction of the ATP turnover time that myosin molecules spend attached to actin.
Keeping in mind the precise relations between the fraction of nucleotide and its turnover time, the symmetric DNA (with A=T and G=C) is a specific case were the turnover times of nucleotides in pairs equal each other.
The ICO has the power to fine the company up to £500,000 – but this is a tiny fraction of TalkTalk's £1.8bn turnover.
Muscle tissue contains a large fraction of iron in myoglobin, the turnover of which is different from that of the macrophages in muscle.
We found that expression of RASSF1C increased the mobile fraction of E-cadherin and its turnover at junctions (increased half-life [t 1/2]), but not upon inhibition of SRC with dasatinib, suggesting that RASSF1C increased E-cadherin recycling via SRC, thus creating junctions that are less molecularly stable.
In addition, little C1564Y-substituted fusion was detected in the cell fraction, suggesting either a lack of expression or increased rate of turnover.
