Sentence examples for possible turnover from inspiring English sources

Detroit recovered an onside kick and got an assist from officials who did not review a possible turnover.

To Wolfowitz and others who had advocated the quickest possible turnover of authority to Iraqis, the C.P.A. was a maddening obstacle to the ever-dwindling hope of replicating the Afghanistan success.

As a result the experimentally determined rates of 2 − 8 × 10−5 s−1 presumably reflect a maximal possible turnover rate, rather than a physiological turnover rate.

Furthermore, the finding of 80% AChE inhibition in the monkey brain 2.5 days after the last dose of MSF [ 5] suggests a minimum possible turnover rate of 8 days (if recovery had started from 100% inhibition).

Taken together with the recent evidence for the addition of new myelin sheaths and possible turnover of existing sheaths occurring along already myelinated axons in the adult (Young et al., 2013), these results emphasize that the number of myelin sheaths made by an individual oligodendrocyte is one key parameter by which the extent of myelination is regulated.

"The council is looking to manage any reductions in employees as far as possible through turnover of staff and controlling vacancies".

It is also possible that turnover of the megalin protein is modified by PPARα agonists, leading to decreased degradation.

Regardless of these contradictory results, fundamental conditions for possible ifosfamide turnover seem to be present in human breast cancer tissue.

With regard to the possible continuous turnover of collagen type II and proteoglycans in the articular cartilage matrix, the current experiments may provide some additional information.

The RNA expression profile for plakoglobin was not significantly different between normal (n = 7) and IPF patients (n = 8) (Fig.  1); however protein expression levels of plakoglobin did appear to be significantly lower in IPF whole lung homogenates (n = 5) compared to normal whole lung homogenates (n = 6), suggesting possible increased turnover or decreased protein translation.

Because neurons do not divide (although new cerebral and spinal cord neurons can be generated from astrocytes), the MTs and cytoskeleton are conserved as relatively stable intraneuronal components, apart from a possible slow turnover of their tubulin and other molecular constituents, a process characteristic of MTs in all situations.