Sentence examples for turnover count from inspiring English sources

The Gaels' turnover count increased and the Stags began to make more of their follow shots.

The Fire's turnover count was far above the 15.6 it averaged last season.

When the turnover count hit 20, the Boston Celtics were in trouble.

Two years before, against the Arizona Cardinals, there was the same personal turnover count — two picks, one fumble.

But key to their success was the turnover count – nine to three – and a charitable opposition who donated two tries directly and contributed to the other two.

Scotland regularly took play through eight, nine or 10 phases, while England struggled to go beyond four and again lost the turnover count, this time 5-0.

If AO really is to become a pan-European disruptive powerhouse – an Amazon of fridges and freezers with turnover counted in the billions – the task will take years to complete.

Garlic showed significant effect on MCV (p<0.005, garlic vs cellulose, no CO treatment) but suppressed CO's stimulatory effect, presumably through the increased RBC turnover (RBC count, p<0.001; HGB, p<0.001; HCT, p<0.01; CO treated mice, cellulose vs garlic diet).

That means teams are going on long drives and Oakland defenders come up with a big turnover when it counts.

For turnover analysis, we counted as new protrusions all new structures (spines or filopodia) appearing between two observations (5 h or 24 h) and characterized by a length of >0.4 µm.

Despite the rapid turnover, human neutrophil counts are relatively stable, averaging 3000 4000 neutrophils/mm.