Sentence examples for turnover reflected from inspiring English sources
That constant turnover reflected the fact that the crisis atmosphere made the job of director of central intelligence unappealing, and nearly untenable.
Alterations in tumour energetics with changes in Pi and beta ATP, and increases in phospholipid turnover reflected as an increase in the phosphodiester (PDE) resonance were detected.
As controls, non-immortalised human mammary epithelial cells and mouse embryonic fibroblastic cells lacking FAK (FAK−/−) have a lower FA turnover reflected by very stable FA.
We hypothesized that diseased tissue, as found in an osteoarthritic (OA) joint, would have increased turnover reflected by a decrease in the racemized amino acid content.
Thus, it is possible that a disturbed dopamine turnover, reflected by decreased HVA levels, may be a mechanism behind one or several of the cognitive, neurological and brain morphological phenotypes previously associated with the rs3918342 TT genotype.
Mr. Abe is the fifth Japanese prime minister Mr. Obama has dealt with as president, a turnover reflecting the nation's years of economic and political instability that has, in turn, complicated relations between Washington and its biggest Asian ally.
Settlement location and turnover reflects social and physical factors which favour extensive traditional livestock production systems (Western et al. 2009a, 2009b, Nkedianye et al. 2011).
Such changes indicate increased protein turnover reflecting the altered protein production in the liver.
The slow rate of cartilage turnover reflects the balancing homeostasis of articular cartilage in good repair tissue.
Biochemical measures (BCM) of bone turnover reflect rates of bone resorption or bone formation and can be found in blood or urine.
The yields of the polyphosphide derivatives for the first turnover were generally quantitative, but this dropped to circa 40%% in the second turnover, reflecting the buildup of inorganic salts and the diminishing yields of 1 and 2 in each turnover.
