Price's (1977) theorization takes a similar direction of thought, but instead presumes that turnover effects are not monotonic.
The increased C2 levels observed in our experiments cannot be attributed to differential turnover effects as S3 PrP and WT PrP have identical amino acid sequences for this fragment (see Fig 1); instead, the effect is attributed to increased cleavage.
The study should shed light on what the short-term (e.g., health, motivation, optimal resourcing, and recovery) and long-term (e.g., safety, performance, absenteeism, and turnover) effects of the intervention program are.
A lack of turnover effects in the Albeck model means that even an insignificant pro-apoptotic input is able to accumulate, without degradation, until the cell eventually dies (Bagci et al., 2006; Eissing et al., 2004).
The review is organized around three broad themes, namely, the association between financial reporting quality and CEO/CFO turnover, the effect of managerial overconfidence on financial reporting outcomes, and finally the effect of CEO/CFO gender on reporting outcomes.
The second interesting characteristic is the relative lack of sex selectivity to the effects on 5HT turnover, whereas effects on behavior and 5HT receptor expression show distinct sex differences (Aldridge et al. 2004, 2005a).
As an identified positive resource to fight against stress and turnover, the effect of PsyCap on burnout was rarely investigated in previous studies.
Two variables, network centrality and interpersonal citizenship behaviour, predicted turnover with effects above and beyond the effects of job satisfaction.
In stem cells with high turnover, the effects of chronological aging are superimposed upon the effects of the replicative aging that results from DNA replication and cell division (Liu and Rando, 2011).
