Sentence examples for stem turnover from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Griffin, known for his incendiary temper and aggressive personality, struggled to stem turnover at his shop.

Flexible jobs keep employees happy, stem turnover, and stop parents from dropping out of the workplace altogether.

We know that wood density increases from west to east across Amazonia (Baker et al., 2004; ter Steege et al., 2006), inversely correlated to stem turnover rate (Quesada et al., 2012).

They also wanted to stem the turnover by putting more shares in the hands of employees.

Although LIF maintains neural stem cell turnover observed in vivo, exogenous LIF promotes gliogenesis alongside enhanced neurosphere production in vitro [ 27].

Furthermore increased Notch-1 expression was accompanied by an upregulation of CD135 which as previously discussed, is also important for stem cell turnover.

As such, individual stem cell turnover at any given point would be minimal and the upregulation of telomerase activity in stem cells could be minimal, preventing the generation of overly long telomeres (Collins and Mitchell, 2002).

The DNM rate for SNV in the paternal germline is about four times greater than that in the maternal germline; it increases linearly by about two DNMs per year in line with spermatogonial stem cell turnover after puberty [ 7].

Part of the problem the New York delegation faces stems from turnover.

Most disappointing is that their latest loss, unlike their previous losses, did not stem from turnovers.

Stem-cell turnover means, for example, that tumours of the large intestine are commoner than those of the small one, while basal-cell carcinomas in the skin are commoner than melanomas.None of this, though, is reason for fatalism.