Sentence examples for large-scale turnover from inspiring English sources

Large-scale turnover of functional transcription factor binding sites in Drosophila.

As important for the future is the large-scale turnover expected in the party's Central Committee, which has more than 300 voting and nonvoting members, and the 21-member Politburo, which sets national policies.

But it is defended by Republicans as the only recourse for heading off a state of constant caucus infighting because of the large-scale turnover dictated by the eight-year term limit (four two-year terms in the House, two four-year terms in the Senate) that is about to begin.

The large-scale turnover of intracellular material including organelles is achieved by autophagy-mediated degradation in lysosomes.

The major obstacles are, (i) efficient recycling where an intact urea cycle operates, leaving only some of those in which the urea cycle has been compromised as susceptible, and (ii) in the large-scale protein turnover that can easily subvert efforts to maintain free arginine at micromolar levels.

Báez, S. et al. Large-scale patterns of turnover and basal area change in Andean forests.

Indeed it has been suggested previously that combining a large-scale analysis of protein turnover with further PTM studies will shed insight onto key regulators of cellular responsiveness [ 5].

Retail liquor turnover controlled for large-scale economic factors such as the global financial crisis that may have influenced demand.

The EPD aggregates proteomics data from this study on the myeloid cell cycle with our previous large-scale studies on protein complexes, subcellular localization and turnover in HeLa and U2OS cells.

Of primary concern is the possibility that prophylactic vaccination would promote pathogen persistence in populations with high turnover rates, such as on domestic livestock and poultry farms, because large-scale vaccination efforts are unlikely to vaccinate frequently enough to maintain herd immunity within farm populations characterized by rapid turnover.

These different abundance-climate responses through life history are consistent with faster population turnover and inconsistent with the geographic trend of large-scale tree migration.