Upon therapeutic genotoxicity that mainly targets cancer cells, which are in active phases of turnaround and proliferation, cells within the TMEN have several responses.
Dr. Payson said he had completed the first phase of his turnaround plan.
He said his "turnaround phase" was "largely complete and we have good prospects of substantial further performance improvement".
DETROIT — The Ford Motor Company earned bragging rights as the only American carmaker to avoid bankruptcy, but now its chief executive, Alan R. Mulally, faces a particularly difficult phase of his turnaround effort.
DealBook Column » Outsiders' Ideas Help Bank of America Cut Jobs and Costs | As Bank of America executives prepared last week to announce the first phase of their turnaround plan, a group of consultants hurried to complete their recommendations for the overhaul, called Project New BAC.
As Bank of America executives prepared last week to announce the first phase of their turnaround plan, a group of consultants hurried to complete their recommendations for the overhaul, called Project New BAC.
Thus, organizational process restructuring is most effective when implemented during the retrenchment phase of corporate turnaround, even when defined as stabilizing and growth oriented (Eichner 2010).
About this time last year, it seemed the semiconductor cycle was about to head into a turnaround phase, but then sales weren't as strong as expected.
Although spontaneous layoffs during retrenchment may decrease costs in the short term, downsizing is more effective when used during the recovery and stabilization phase of a turnaround (Love and Nohria 2005).
In 2005, the company also announced that it had entered the turnaround phase of its six- to eight-year Action Agenda for rebuilding the company, which was established by Hassan when he joined the company in 2003.
Similarly, Finkin (1985) defines the "awakening" and "streamlining" as two out of the three primary turnaround phases.
