Sentence examples for turnover occurred from inspiring English sources
Taiga biome dominated regional landscapes, although significant compositional turnover occurred due to the expansion of eurythermic and drought resistant Scots pine.
Boreal forest quickly expanded by 9.1 ka BP, and dominated the landscape until c 0.7 ka BP, when the greatest period of compositional turnover occurred.
Program success depended on organizational commitment to regular design team meetings with a trained facilitator, the availability of subject matter experts on ergonomics and health to support the design process, and retraining whenever committee turnover occurred.
It was found that organisational commitment and perceptions about committee functioning measured closest to the time that turnover occurred, were significant but not strong predictors of whether a volunteer stayed with or left the committee of their organisation.
It was concluded that organisational commitment was a stronger predictor of turnover than perceived committee functioning, particularly when measured at a point closer to when the turnover occurred, and that organisational commitment may moderate the influence of perceived committee functioning on volunteer turnover behaviour.
The official White House page for LGBTQ rights was also removed when the turnover occurred.
He said he would ask the state's Attorney General to explore the issue if the turnover occurs.
"The vast majority of turnover occurs during the first 90 days, and especially during the first 30 days," said Charles Montreuil, the company's benefits director.
A low level of cardiomyocyte turnover occurs in the adult mammalian heart, but the source of these new cells remains unknown.
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The main findings are that turnover occurs predominantly during the execution phase of the project life cycle, with the main causes being related to career and personal development and dissatisfaction with the organisational culture and project management role.
