Sentence examples for of low turnover from inspiring English sources

The latter areas, being regions of low turnover, could be prioritized as refugia for the largest number of species.

These results suggest that partial reduction in Aurora B activity caused by Mps1 inhibition is difficult to detect once pS10-H3 is fully established, possibly because of low turnover of the phosphate group on S10-H3.

Conversely, degenerative effects due to radiation or aging not involving stem cells are associated with the accelerated apoptosis of low turnover post-mitotic cells such as neurons and skeletal muscle.

The glycosaminoglycan components of aggrecan and other cartilage matrix constituents also are synthesized by chondrocytes under conditions of low turnover, and the matrix turnover may be more rapid in the immediate pericellular zones.

The three-dimensional computed tomography analyses revealed that there was marked bone loss in both cortical and cancellous bones of Sod1−/− mice, which was associated with decreased bone formation and resorption, indicating the presence of low-turnover osteopenia.

The weight of the low turnover rate tail of the distribution may therefore be overestimated in closely related groups.

As a result of the low turnover rate (sic. washout) of M-Carn, slow accumulation of M-Carn may be possible with even modest increases in exogenous β-alanine supply.

"Because of our low turnover, and the fact that people are really into their jobs, $15 an hour wasn't a big stretch," Brian Parker, co-founder of Moo Cluck Moo, told NPR.

But Belmont, for one, has not a single worker who lives in East New York, according to Mr. Henning, though he said that that had not always been the case and was mostly the result of very low turnover at his company.

Facilities often do not stock ophthalmic medications because of their low turnover, necessitating that patients purchase their medication [BW].

Lower illness rates may reflect the increased social integration and support of stable, low turnover, populations (Sampson, 1988).