Sentence examples for limited turnover from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ackman added that while Pershing Square has benefited from limited turnover among his employees, he believed that Mr. Ferguson's departure would allow other members of the firm's team to grow.

Therefore, endothelial cells are considered stable and almost quiescent showing limited turnover in the adult vasculature.

The difficulties in resolving tendon overuse injuries (2) may relate to a limited turnover of tendon tissue.

There was limited turnover in Yale faculty, CHAI staff, or Mother Patern faculty during the process, which helped ensure continuity in learning and transferring skills.

This property of limited turnover of differentiated cells in the liver is similar to the cases of the heart and brain, but not to those of the intestine and skin, in which tissue-specific stem cells continuously supply differentiated cells.

Given previous findings regarding the extensive turnover of DNA elements in genome-wide regulatory networks (Stergachis et al., 2014; Vierstra et al., 2014), it is noteworthy that we found limited turnover of regulatory elements that are lineage-specific in both mouse and human.

Both limited turnovers and provided enough offense for their team's strong defenses to work with.

Here, it is demonstrated that it degrades chlorite with limited turnovers relative to the respiratory Clds, in part because of the loss of hypochlorous acid from the active site and destruction of the heme.

But the available number of homes in that style in Lake Placid is extremely limited, and turnover is rare.

An IPO or secondary round can mint dozens or hundreds of millionaires who then compete over exceedingly limited real estate turnover, but it takes years of organizing to move the minimum wage $3 higher per hour.

Appraisals on leptin and bone development especially in premenopausal women are rare and mostly limited to bone turnover markers [ 69].