Sentence examples for turnover contributed from inspiring English sources

But Lithuania were still fighting and Simas Jasaitis's lay-up from a LeBron James turnover contributed to their trailing only 55-51 at half-time.

These results suggest that altered hydrological and biogeochemical processes within the agricultural catchment, including accelerated soil erosion and soil organic matter turnover, contributed to an enhanced fluvial SS and carbon export.

This cast turnover contributed to his leaving the show in 1994.

Antiquated service delivery models, organisation of staff and rapid staff turnover contributed to poor quality of care.

Under such condition, PAT treatment was still capable of inducing p62 accumulation, further supporting that the inhibition of protein turnover contributed to p62 induction by PAT.

Moreover, NblA1/A2-dependent protein turnover contributes to the maintenance of many amino acids (AAs) in NblA1/A2-dependently, while Lys pool markedly increased under sulfur starvation in cyanobacteria [94].

They hypothesized that the slow rate of GPA33 turnover contributes to the ability to penetrate spheroids, allowing the bound antibody front to penetrate without being slowed by binding to replenish consumed antibody [33].

An important assessment to make between the annual leaf litterfall rate (2.5 t C/ha−1yr−1) and the root litterfall rate, is the fact that root turnover contributes more mass to the detritus pool than leaf litterfall.

This is statistically highly significant, suggesting that histone turnover contributes at a subset of cases.

One possibility is that protein turnover contributes to the removal of O-GlcNAc.

For example, the AGE-modification of extracellular collagen reduces its elasticity and solubility, and results in increased stiffness, disturbed cellular adhesion and reduced turnover contributing to basement membrane thickening [ 6].