Sentence examples for original turnover from inspiring English sources

The DLW method measures the rate constants of the disappearance of O and H from body water, converts these into values for CO2 production and thence energy expenditure, but it is pertinent to ask if these conversions, which represent the modelling and translation process, are really necessary when the original turnover values are closest to the basic physiology.

Because of the first one's enduring popularity in Paris, the Gineste de Saurs heirs have opened various versions around the world; this one, on a grim stretch of Lexington Avenue, faithfully mimics the original, down to the quick turnover and the cheesy murals of canals and gondoliers.

Self-compartmentalizing proteases orchestrate protein turnover through an original architecture characterized by a central catalytic chamber.

The transition included significant turnover among the original staff.

Moreover, the bone-turnover rates returned to their original higher rates after discontinuation [ 30].

For some of these SPs, sequence turnover is so important that the original protein segments have been almost entirely replaced by new sequences, fully retaining a SP function.

European online buying club Vente Privee, which launched in the UK in September 2008 after a stellar run from its original French home base, has posted a half-yearly turnover of £290 million – a 40% increase year on year.

(The figures for increase in turnover were in dollar terms, based on Legal Business's original estimates).

The results showed that there had been a sizeable turnover, with about one-third of the species present in the original survey being replaced by other plants.

It is estimated that the original 0-0 home draw made the club £500,000, and the replay earned it £1.2m – outstripping the business's annual turnover.

The original vision was that the teams would be dropped into struggling schools where it's not unusual to have 25 percent turnover in a normal year.