We found that the knockdown of ACTN4 did not affect turnover of focal adhesion (data not shown).
We agree that one of the strengths of the TX-TL system is the rapid turnover of experiments and data, and to address the point we've expanded the new Figure 1 to include a timeline for working in cell-free vs. with E. coli.
This type of turnover data is routinely used as a method of comparing the "leaving" rates in different workplace units or organisations, and can be a method of benchmarking variations in rates across systems or organisations.
Shrinking budgets, increased demand for services, staff turnover and the lack of data about program effectiveness hinder the child welfare agencies ability to meet the needs of at risk families in our state.
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Diana Claitor, executive director of the Texas Jail Project, which advocates for improved jail conditions, said better health care standards and monitoring of data like staff turnover could help prevent more deaths like Ms. Cowling's.
There is a paucity of data on bone turnover markers in HIV-infected patients after HAART.
Whilst routine collection and analysis of turnover and stability data can give an insight into level of staff retention and reasons for staying, or leaving, an estimate of the costs of turnover can assist in raising awareness of the need to improve retention, and can contribute to advocacy for policy interventions to improve retention [ 3, 8, 10, 20, 21].
For roots we assumed the same turnover as for branches due to lack of data.
