Perhaps differences in other metabolic processes, such as tissue turnover, heat production, or others related to maintenance, can account for more variation in RFI than digestibility.
Second, somatic growth and turnover rate (production: biomass ratio), the basic parameters to model energy transfer, are usually estimated from size-frequency analyses, a widely used method in fish ecology57.
Carbon components not fully covered by an inventory are typically estimated from activity data (e.g. harvest, disturbance, and erosion) and models fitted to data from research studies of, for examples: litter-fall; litter-decomposition; fine-root turnover; seed production; and dead and downed-woody debris.
Three out of four factories in the study achieved reductions in absenteeism and turnover; decreased production errors as a result of improved worker retention, concentration, and performance; and many other benefits.
HSC store vitamin A, control turnover and production of ECM, and are involved in regulation of sinusoid contractility.
Despite this rapid turnover, TFX production confers enhanced nodulation efficiency upon TFX-producing Rhizobium strains under field conditions [ 15].
Tissue fibrosis occurs when extracellular matrix (ECM) turnover favors production of collagen and other ECM proteins over degradation.
Increased CSF values are attributed to an immune activation and lymphoid cell turnover, a production of tumorous cells, and releasing in tissue destruction in CNS.
In this case, the core genome is composed of 159 genes: Replication machinery, transcription machinery, part of the Fe-S cluster assembly proteins (and other chaperones/protein turnover), energy production, most of the essential amino acid metabolism, ribosomal genes (45 genes), and aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases, among other genes (fig. 7).
In the West End, a higher turnover of productions is not good news because it means more shows have flopped.
