Sentence examples for increased turnover in from inspiring English sources

The increased FAK localization at FAs has been connected to FA disassembly and increased turnover in protrusion front.

We knew [Uefa president] Michel Platini was a football man and that's what we played strongest on and that's why we used Alex Ferguson". Arsenal have posted a £4.7m profit and reported increased turnover in their latest financial figures released on Friday.

They demonstrated that Notch signaling was essential for DC homeostasis in the spleen, in particular for survival and persistence of splenic CD8−CD11b+ DCs in the marginal zone, as evidenced by reduced cell survival and increased turnover in RBP-J-deficient mice.

The variants with short half-life under blue light showed increased turnover in darkness as well.

This gender difference is due to higher muscle mass and increased turnover in males compared to females [ 24].

The inhibitory action of HP on D2 receptors causes an increased turnover in dopamine which then leads to the formation of hydrogen peroxide and other free radicals.

Mr. Cocola said the policy was meant mainly to increase turnover in parking spaces, and secondarily to increase revenue.

Last but not least the British Tourist Authority has estimated that a change to SDST would increase turnover in tourism by over £1bn and extend the tourist season.

That, in turn, could increase turnover in metered spots while reducing the time drivers spend cruising for a place to park, as well as the tendency to double-park, transportation officials said.

It seems to be a casualty of a problem that dominated the meeting -- the increasing turnover in advertisers' accounts, which makes taking a long-term perspective as easy as finding snowballs in Scottsdale.

"It is a complex issue but a problem with raising the cap is that, with tournament sponsorship and television deals not due to be renewed for a few years, most clubs lack the means to increase turnover in difficult economic times.