Sentence examples for turnover and rapid from inspiring English sources

For cellulase genes acquired from microbes, P. pacificus and related Pristionchus nematodes show functional assimilation, high gene turnover and rapid sequence diversification associated with positive selection [ 3].

Venom composition varies dramatically among and within Conus species [ 15- 18], which, in part, derives from the dynamics of conotoxin gene family evolution through extensive gene turnover and rapid evolution [ 19, 20].

"The immediate impact is likely to be a fall in housing turnover and a rapid deceleration in house price growth as buyers adopt a wait and see [attitude for] the short-term impact on financial markets and the economy at large," he said.

The data demonstrate the rapid turnover of GSH, and rapid flux of glycine to serine, with the appearance of both by the 2-hour time point and appreciable drop in concentration 2 hours after ingestion of [2-C]-glycine had ceased (8-hour time point).

This observation also revealed a distinct mode of miRNA stability, which we called "rapid production, rapid turnover and slow production, slow turnover".

These observations revealed a novel relationship between the stability and expression level of a biological molecule, which may present an important action mode of miRNAs, "rapid production, rapid turnover, and slow production, slow turnover".

Our results revealed three major categories of H3.3 nucleosome turnover: rapid turnover at enhancers and promoters, intermediate turnover at gene bodies, and slow turnover at heterochromatic regions.

Rope-grown mussels are core stock in traditional fishmongers, and rapid turnover usually ensures they're fresh.

In its report, the G.A.O. said the problems were attributable mostly to a difficult working environment and rapid turnover among security personnel at many airports.

The facilitator for this has been blogging platform and social network Tumblr – beloved of teens, media outlets and smut peddlers for its easy image-posting and rapid turnover of content.

Other barriers to strategy include industry conventional wisdom; labor agreements or regulations that constrain choice; inappropriate cost allocation to products or services, and rapid turnover of leadership.