Sentence examples for successful turnover from inspiring English sources

ThEachendment removesuccessfull limiturnoverecutise power andemonstratione Judiciary while reducing the independence and influence of the Parliament; further, it ensures political stagnancy andemocracyes democrathatprogress.

Simulations showed that osteocyte signals from neighboring bone were sufficient for successful cartilage turnover, since equilibrium between cartilage remodeling and growth was obtained.

Homing of these precursors through the vascular wall is required for successful bone turnover.

Today, after some trial and error, Prezzybox is a successful £3.2m-turnover business.

"It's very difficult to have a successful high-turnover strategy".

A local broker, Robert J. Krener, who has owned the 85-year-old Taylor-Warner Realty in Garden City for 33 years, said both deals should be successful because the turnover of homes in the village is low and there is a great demand for residential real estate.

Interactions and signal transductions between immune and non-immune tissue components (e.g., cells, organelles, proteins/enzymes, lipids, neurons, DNA/RNA) are amazingly successful complexes of turnover and regeneration processes with durations lasting from a fraction of seconds to several minutes; few days or months and even years.

Either mixed genotypes are counterselected (intermediate stages, Figure 10B) may not be evolutionarily successful or the turnover (birth and extinction) of rDNA arrays in genomes is extremely fast so intermediate genotypes are short-lived and escape detection.

There is a high turnover rate of successful celebrities.

These results confirmed that imaging of cathepsin activity, MMP activity, and bone turnover is a successful non-invasive diagnostic modality, capable of providing robust measures of disease progression.

"Some of the more successful funds tend to have lower turnover," she said.