Sentence examples for turnover estimate from inspiring English sources

This is firstly owing to the frequent sampling per individual during labeling and delabeling phases, and secondly because in long-term labeling studies the information on cell turnover is recorded over a period of several weeks, thereby providing a turnover estimate that is considerably less sensitive to fluctuations in cell turnover than, for example, a 'snapshot' measurement of Ki-67 expression.

He is responsible for 1,500 staff and a turnover estimated at £160m.

A4e came under fire for paying £11m in dividends last year, 87% to Harrison, despite all its UK turnover, estimated at up to £180m, resulting from government welfare contracts.

With a turnover estimated at around 50 million euros a year, it is a minor miracle that the label remains entirely independent and ultimately under the control of this unassuming and highly civilised man.

Job: director of new media, BBC Industry: new media Company turnover: estimated budget £80m Staff: 461 Age: 35 Salary: £156,000 including bonuses Star in: ascendant The appointment of Ashley Highfield to the 18-strong BBC main board last October was one of Greg Dyke's key moves to address new media across the corporation.

Cyclic turnover estimates were derived from the Fourier series stepwise regression of equation 17 by summing peak-to-trough heights of the fitted curve over 24 hours.

Finally, a fourth line of evidence is derived from fluctuations in AV, yielding turnover estimates of 133%/day (LD) and 119%/day (DD).

Furthermore, there was good agreement between the empirical estimate of assemblage turnover based on field measurements of disturbance and recovery [41] and the turnover estimated by the model for Control data.

Moreover, the large difference between the turnover estimates for d-HSCs and a-HSCs suggest that the transition distribution between a dormant and active state is indeed disjunct and bimodal rather than continuous.

Cyclic turnover estimates were lower in LD than in DD for members of Clusters 1 and 2 (long chain n-alkanes and alkenes) but higher in LD for Clusters 3, 4, and 5.

There is little employee turnover, estimated at less than 5% per year [ 23].