In corporate and commercial buildings, physical and psychological comfort can translate into slower turnover rates and less absenteeism among employees.
Moreover, CcFtsZ lacking its CTL formed large networks of straight filament bundles that underwent slower turnover than the dynamic clusters of wildtype FtsZ.
The species successional patterns suggest a slower turnover in the wet Low Marsh, but faster turnover in the moist High Marsh.
The fractionation process assumes that SOC associated with microaggregates is older and more stable than SOC contained in macroaggregates, with a much slower turnover time19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26.
SOC contains fractions with a rapid turnover rate as well as fractions with a slower turnover rate (Aminiyan et al. 2015).
Skin tape strips collected from the same individuals but from uninvolved skin had significantly delayed appearance and slower turnover rates (Figure 1).
One reason to prefer the small-value funds over small-growth: slower turnover of their portfolios (72% a year for value, says Morningstar, to 131% for growth).
The risks cut both ways: Too much stock can bring slower turnover and cash flow, while too little can mean lost sales.
Sure, I've held cash and I've shorted but not in my newsletter, which is meant as more of a buy-and-hold product, with slower turnover.
Again, thinking about the dynamics of large experiments, this is reasonable since they acquire new authors and lose others over time leading to different facets, whereas the lower number of papers that are also facets in the most theoretical aspects of the same disciplines implies a slower turnover of members in time, and smaller repeated collaborations within larger groups.
The slower turnover of sAPP in the mice with plaque pathology suggests that this neurotrophic APP metabolite may have an important role in the β-amyloid containing brain.
