Sentence examples for per turnover from inspiring English sources

A solid ball handler and distributor, Duhon averaged 4.0 assists and only 1.08 turnovers last season; he was ranked sixth among guards in assists per turnover (3.7).

The in vitro reaction catalyzed by cADO requires both the dioxygen as co-substrate and the presence of a reducing system, which provides four electrons per turnover (Warui et al., 2011) and can either be biological (ferredoxin, ferredoxin reductase, and NADPH; Fd/FR/N) (Schirmer et al., 2010; Warui et al., 2011) or chemical (phenazine methosulfate and NADH; P/N) (Das et al., 2011).

Whereas the kinetics of Mi-2 within the 601 sequence was consistent with a repositioning of 10 bp per turnover, RSC displayed a processivity consistent with approximately 20 bp within the 601 sequence, which increased to over 80 bp per turnover beyond the influence of the 601 sequence.

In this reaction, only 6% of the total translocated charge is displaced per turnover.

However, cADO is unique in requiring four reducing equivalents per turnover, fully reducing one oxygen atom to water and resulting in an oxygenated C1 coproduct.

Both proteins contain a single [4Fe-4S] cluster and consume two equivalents of SAM per turnover; one molecule provides the methyl group whereas the other serves to generate Ado.

Chris Paul entered Monday's game with 63 assists to five turnovers for an assist-per-turnover ratio of 12.60.

The system had an annual fifty-per-cent turnover in personnel, and the staff was chronically inexperienced and overworked, with many caseworkers handling more than fifty families each.

Based on these measurements, there do not appear to be substantial differences between the populations in the per enzyme turnovers on 12-pNCA.

For a given design at a given specific power input, whilst the break up rate per tank turnover decreased when the flow rate was increased, the total processing time could be reduced.

Higher list sizes per GP, turnover of registered patients, chronic disease prevalence, proportions of elderly patients or patients born in a developing country did not contribute to lower QOF scores in the final model.