For instance, turnover times for the longest living species and nutrient pools are shorter in aquatic than terrestrial systems [17], [18], [20], [21], [22], which may explain why aquatic systems trended towards shorter recovery times than terrestrial systems independently of disturbance magnitude.
For instance, staff turnover and difficulty lining up surgeons and radiologists explain why same-day access for the breast problems value stream was so low.
In an area the size of the Wadden Sea, for instance, sediment turnover could drop by more than 130,000 litres each year". "We believe our study has highlighted the need to reduce the amount of plastic waste and therefore microplastics which enter our seas," says Prof Tamara Galloway of the University of Exeter.
For instance, high turnover rates for a log-phase-required protein will select for increased codon optimization, yielding to an overestimation of protein concentration based on bias indices.
In some instances, the turnover can mean sharp declines in profits and market value, according to Sibson & Company, a management consulting firm in Lexington, Mass.
Although this view of differentiated sex chromosomes as "evolutionary traps" is well supported by many vertebrate clades, such as eutherian mammals (Waters et al. 2007), snakes (Matsubara et al. 2006), and birds (Shetty et al. 1999), dipteran insects were recently shown to have experienced multiple instances of turnover involving the ancestral differentiated X (Vicoso and Bachtrog 2015).
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Combinations of different marker modalities – for instance, markers of dynamic turnover (typically biochemical markers) and assessment of current status (for example, by MRI) – may provide complementary information and thereby superior identification of progressors for clinical trial design.
We also identified instances of binding site turnover at individual gene loci, which could potentially represent compensatory gains and losses maintaining target gene expression levels during evolution.
We found instances of binding site turnover between D. melanogaster and D. simulans at 2457 genes, and between D. melanogaster and D. yakuba at 2806 genes; an example of turnover between D. melanogaster and D. yakuba at the rdo locus is shown in Figure 4C.
These advances exploit novel protocols for the synthesis of well-defined nanostructures and isolated uniform sites within porous solids, as well as techniques that probe the local structure and atomic connectivity in these materials, in most instances as catalytic turnovers occur.
