Importantly, how these effects impact upon the other functions of HDL, including cholesterol efflux and whole-body cholesterol turnover, merits further investigation.
Factors underpinning the increased mobility of the nursing workforce and their contribution to nurses' turnover thus merit attention.
The relationship between employees' intent to stay/leave a position and the actual turnover of employees merits further investigation.
Her concerns over what she saw as chaotic turnover and inconsistency in allocating merit pay led her to join the drive.
Schools have a high turnover of often-inexperienced teachers, gaining merit by doing time in the banlieues.
However, working in a busy clinical environment is not without its merit, as a high turnover of patients provides invaluable experience to the trainee.
"There has to be a lot of turnover," said Leroy Thomas, 65, debating the merits of such a business venture while seeing to his current one: selling bottles of water from a cooler in East Harlem.
The league considers turnovers an important enough part of the game to merit the change, particularly because the clock stops on a turnover — so there would be no additional stoppage of play — and a review could be completed quickly.
Individual genes also merit consideration as entities in an ecological analysis, with characteristics such as diversity, turnover, and interactions modeled using genes rather than organisms as entities.
Every other factor, like turnovers, steals, assists, blocked shots, and personal fouls — factors that can have a significant influence on the outcome of a game — seemed to bear no statistical relationship to judgments of merit at all.
