CV held a 17-3 fourth-quarter lead but a botched punt and three turnovers keyed a 21-0 Indians run in the final 6 08 of the game.
Some investors use it to identify companies that may soon face turnover in key positions.
Work was hampered, too, by turnover of key staff at the CMS Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight, which oversees the marketplace.
The Trump administration has seen a remarkable amount of turnover in key positions.
It also raises the question, however, of how the collaborative efforts described can be institutionalized, such that turnover in key positions does not undermine the success achieved.
Where charter schools have been successful in the US, she says, turnover was key to effectiveness – failing organisations do not have charters renewed.
The Vikings have endured a lot of turnover, with key players such as Pat Williams, Ray Edwards and Antoine Winfield moving on, but those players left gradually and the Vikings had brought in replacements.
This kind of coaching became popular over the past five years because companies faced a shortage of talent and were concerned about turnover among key employees.
In these cases, which represent a quarter of the total sample of studies, it will be quite difficult to assess the implementation status of recommendations due to the turnover of key senior leadership roles in government.
Average daily stock market turnover, the key determinant of exchange revenue, rose 29 percent to HK$65.4 billion in the fourth quarter, taking full-year average turnover to HK$62.3 billion a day, down 14 percent from 2008.
Meanwhile, turnover of key staff at the BFI has continued, with Peter Buckingham, the outspoken head of Distribution and Exhibition, following Film Fund head Tanya Seghatchian out of the door.
