Population turnover accounts for about 4% of the variation in breast screening coverage as shown in Figure 3.
Turnover accounts for some of the discrepancy between the number trained and the number still serving in their post.
The inhibitory effect of reversine on FA turnover accounted for a large part on its capacity to interfere with FAK function on regulating its downstream targets.
One recent effort by Prof. Thomas W. Merrill, a former Supreme Court clerk who teaches at Northwestern University Law School and is spending the current year at Columbia University Law School, raises some intriguing questions and suggests that the lack of turnover helps account for some salient features of what he calls "the second Rehnquist Court".
Given that the energy costs of protein turnover can account for 20 to 40% of the basal metabolic rate [19], any modulation of the fat-free mass may represent an important strategy of energy economy that will maintain fitness at a lower body size.
Thus, slower matrix turnover may account for the high levels of fibrillar collagen observed with tamoxifen, but this remains to be determined.
Tightly regulated expression of genes in ABA turnover may account for the previously reported low and high ABA levels before and after onset of sweet cherry fruit ripening, respectively.
Because the energy cost of protein turnover may account for as much as 20% of resting metabolism, the energy utilization during the 48-h recovery period in this study may have been reflected in REE elevations.
It is estimated that genes involved in the PCW synthesis, remodeling and turnover may account for about 15% of all ~26,500 protein-encoding genes in Arabidopsis genome [ 4, 5], i.e., ~4,000 genes.
Thus, it appears that the origin of a new sex-determining gene in X. laevis was associated with a reassignment of sex chromosomes without necessarily involving a change in heterogamy, and that recent sex chromosome turnover can account for sex chromosome homomorphy in this species (Tymowska 1991).
