Sentence examples for the total turnover from inspiring English sources

"The total turnover has been about 3percentt a year since privatization," he estimated.

The separate categories of turnover are rounded down or up, so added together do not always tally with the total turnover figure.

Based on these figures, Fleet Tutors believes that the total turnover of the business is more than £200m, with its own market share at 11%.

Its authors two consultants and an academic historian convey the astounding scale of the company's operations: it spends around $5 billion a year on advertising alone, about the same as the total turnover of the online retailer Amazon.

Few consumers stay around long enough to repay the cost of getting them in the first place.One on-line service provider does not have this problem: the total turnover for WebTV Networks, a Californian firm, has been only 5% since its launch last November.

The figures for the total turnover of the auction market for fine art should have been in billions of dollars, not trillions.We also perpetuated an oft-repeated error: that Sotheby's and Christie's control more than 90% of the art auction market.

P450 BM3 enzymes typically catalyze only a finite number of reaction cycles before becoming irreversibly inactivated, and we believe that all reactions were essentially complete after two hours, so these activities should represent the total turnovers of the enzymes during their catalytic lifetimes.

The half-life for sAPP total was found to be more than 7 hours in Tg2576 mice and ∼4 hours in wild-type mice (calculated as a first-order process [16]) (Figure 1E); p<0.001, two-way ANOVA comparing the sAPP total turnover in the Tg2576 and wild-type mice.

The reduced total turnover observed for the K225R variant may therefore have resulted from the combined effects of slow turnover and enzyme stability in our time course experiments.

One important indicator of lifetime biocatalyst productivity is the dimensionless total turnover number (TTN).

Medical insurance dominates its activities: the main division accounted for 43% of the firm's total turnover of £4.2 billion in 2006; the international arm for 32%.