Sentence examples for the absolute turnover from inspiring English sources

We defined the relative turnover as the turnover with respect to the unmodified peptide, in contrast to the absolute turnover we have discussed previously.

In 'Santorini', the % turnover did not differ significantly across the different fruit developmental stages, and although the absolute turnover rates (nmol totAsA/gFW/h) were lower at the MG stage, the turnover rates at the red stage were as high as in young (IG) fruit.

"I am concerned about the fact that there will be a total and absolute turnover of city government, just about, in one day," the mayor said at a news conference when asked whether he would approve legislation to end term limits for Council members.

Absolute turnover values (mean ± standard deviation per day) extrapolated from the relative distribution of the isotopically labeled bulk H3, H4 and H1.4 peptides with a particular post-translational modification.

Fig. S8 No correlation between the absolute number and the turnover rate of CD4+ naive T cells.

The metrics of change in taxa richness and proportional turnover metrics differ in that proportional turnover uses an average of taxa richness between the two years, so if there was low species richness in both years and one species was lost, it would be a high percent turnover but the absolute change in species richness would not be dramatically different.

We previously demonstrated that daily thymic output can be deduced from the average turnover rate, the absolute cell number, and the TREC content of naive T cells (den Braber et al., 2012).

We describe the absolute values of these rates as turnover.

We need Manchester United to take one pinch of their global turnover and we need them to buy the absolute best, so-good-they-are-terrifying players, and we need them to just bulldoze their way to the league title.

The absolute hide.

The absolute chaos.