Sentence examples for turnover results from inspiring English sources

Turnover results from differences in how species respond to climate and soil gradients.

In the worst case, the falloff in turnover results in a decrease in profitability, followed by a deterioration of operating conditions which are at the origin of a solvency crisis.

This turnover results in the corresponding sudden drop in [RS] and abrupt rise in the final signal, [RP].

Due to its relatively short half-life of one hour [13] and its turnover results in loss of occupied receptors and decreased activity [12], it is necessary to apply EGF frequently to a wound to maintain an effective local concentration during initiation of wound healing [13].

Staff turnover results in temporary or permanent discontinuation of VIA programs when posts remain unfilled.

Bisphosphonates' suppression of bone turnover results in a failure to repair these micro-cracks.

Lower turnover resulting from a more professional employment package would encourage restaurants to invest time and resources in training.

Mr. Adubato noted that high turnover resulted in high dropout rates and a host of other social ills.

A4e came under fire for paying £11 million in dividends last year, 87% to Ms Harrison, despite all its £160 million-£180 million UK turnover resulting from Government welfare contracts.

Teacher turnover, resulting at least partly from low wages, is correlated with low quality of programs (Whitebook, Howes, & Phillips, 1998).

How much would have been confiscated by extra taxes paid by shareholders when that turnover resulted in gains?