Sentence examples for increased turnover time from inspiring English sources
In addition, lipid rafts isolated from the brain tissues induced the formation of 4 mers of Aβ that did not convert to fibrils for prolonged periods of time [23], suggesting increased turnover time for these lipid-induced oligomers.
Hypothyroidism will most often lead to hypocoagulation [ 41, 42] related to a decreased number of platelets due to increased turnover time and inhibition of megakaryopoesis and acquired decreased concentration of vWf-ag [ 11].
At the 1-Ma-scale, the Triassic shows an alternation of high origination and extinction rates, reflecting an increased turnover rate during this time.
After the gap in the fossil record of anomodonts during the Olenekian, the Triassic is again characterized by an alternation of high origination and extinction rates, indicating an increased turnover rate during this time.
As pVDMI increased, NDF turnover time increased more on LF than on HF.
These data therefore suggest that increasing the half-life of NICD and thus increasing its turnover time increases the period of the somitogenesis clock.
Hiring increased, turnover plunged, screening improved.
"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.
Contributing aspects of today's situation are increasing turnover with at the same time reduction of labor and staff and a growing complexity of process installations facilitated by continuous (and faster) development of sophisticated designs of process control and safeguarding technology.
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.
Catalysis in the 20th century focused primarily on activity, increasing turnover rates to produce more molecules per unit time.
