Sentence examples for turnover of which from inspiring English sources

Muscle tissue contains a large fraction of iron in myoglobin, the turnover of which is different from that of the macrophages in muscle.

All those numbers are comparable, except the turnovers, of which this team has forced almost six more a game.

UConn also had 30 assists, which were 25 more than Hampton, and scored 39 points off turnovers, of which the Pirates had 27.

The results of this study indicate that new urbanism principles play unique roles in turnover, most of which appear to be positive in increasing turnover, except the sidewalk and proximity to a lake.

"In universities, you seldom have enough time to build a relationship," due to short-term funding and staff turnover, both of which can "break a growing collaboration".

The regulatory effect of miRNAs on gene expression is a complex process involving both translational repression and accelerated mRNA turnover, each of which appears to occur by multiple mechanisms.

Hence, these promoters would have an increased presence of both activating and repressing chromatin remodelers, as well as histone turnover, both of which we observe.

LytB is part of a group of choline-binding proteins that are involved in cell-wall turnover, some of which have been shown to be important for virulence in S. pneumoniae (32 ).

It forced two turnovers, both of which led to immediate touchdowns.

And then there were Mark Sanchez's many turnovers, some of which came at inopportune times.

The Cardinals (24-9) harassed the Golden Eagles into 26 turnovers, 14 of which came off steals.