Sentence examples for turnover and less from inspiring English sources

Mr. Friedmann said lower wages at private prisons lead to higher employee turnover and less experienced staff.

Richard G. Bozza, executive director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators, said changes in the rules could lead to the hiring of unprepared administrators and result in greater turnover and less continuity in student progress.

Poorly differentiated NETs, however, tend to show higher metabolic turnover and less expression of SSR.

We conclude that Tobler's law may be most applicable when dispersal is a strong determinant of spatial turnover and less so when environmental control predominates.

This is thought to be due to tighter repression of telomerase expression in mesenchymal tissues, which have a slower cell turnover and less telomere shortening than many epithelial tissues (Henson et al, 2002).

In corporate and commercial buildings, physical and psychological comfort can translate into slower turnover rates and less absenteeism among employees.

Soldiers tended to enlist for single tours of duty and then go back quickly to civilian life, making for a higher turnover rate and less professionalism than the Pentagon boasts of now.

Under such circumstances, one would expect higher GC42 turnover rates and less bias toward loss among more closely related genomes due to recent evolutionary separation, which does not yet provide sufficient time to purge deleterious genetic elements.

FAK shRNA reduces the total amount of FAK, possibly resulting in less FAK available for focal adhesion turnover and therefore less cell motility [37].

These results are in line with previous studies in hippocampal cultures showing that membrane NMDA receptors are more stable, have a lower turnover, and are less susceptible to regulation than AMPA receptors.

Plagued by delayed openings and a rapid turnover of more and less successful chefs, Mr. Cabral has held fast to his vision for the restaurant and has most recently engaged Adam Strong, late of the Flying Pig, to help bring stability to the kitchen.