Sentence examples for reasonable turnover from inspiring English sources

But we knew it might take a few years to see a reasonable turnover and have also been able to write off some of the loss against tax.

He is averaging over 20 points and 6 assists per 36 minutes, with incredible shooting percentages across the board and a completely reasonable turnover rate.

The 0.05 mol% PMA@FeCo/GC@MSS was used in subsequent reactions owing to a reasonable turnover frequency (TOF) and conversion.

To seek mechanistic explanations for the observed differential gene regulation, it was reasonable to study the turnover of specific histone PTMs at selected gene promoters.

The first step is to sit down with its own employees and investors to chart a path for growth based on reasonable standards that will limit turnover, improve customer service and make the promise of the American Dream much more than just lofty rhetoric at a trade conference.

For efficient optimization, it is also important to choose reasonable starting estimates for the turnover parameters.

It is reasonable to infer that catalytic turnover would likely be required to move the helices into closer contact so that disulfide bond formation could occur.

"We believe £130m to be significantly lower than a fair or reasonable assessment of Google's UK turnover and profits would suggest, with experts suggesting that Google has been levied and effective tax rate of around 3%," McDonnell said.

Niklińska et al. (1999) state that it is difficult to make reasonable predictions on changes of nitrogen turnover under climate change.

Most investors rebalance their holding periodically introducing some turnover to the portfolio and it is reasonable to assume a normal turnover of approximately 20%.

Thus, it is reasonable to assume that the rate of starch turnover in Mg-deficient leaves might be enhanced [ 34].