Sentence examples for turnover slowly from inspiring English sources

In contrast, slow decaying (∼50 Gg) and highly recalcitrant (∼250 Gg) soil Hg pools are large reservoirs that turnover slowly.

Conversely stem cells that turnover slowly and thus divide infrequently generate long lived differentiated cells; a trait arguably favourable within adult tissues [ 8, 77].

The preceding discussion indicates that the most toxicologically relevant targets of ACR are those nerve terminal proteins that turnover slowly and are importantly involved in neurotransmitter release, storage, and re-uptake.

The Raptors, who finished with 24 turnovers, slowly gave back a 10-point first-half lead.

Interestingly, in serum-starved cells, the average number of punctae increased marginally over time, suggesting that the rate of autophagosomal induction and turnover increases slowly and stably.

The Gators (17-4, 6-2 S.E.C). won their third straight thanks to a full-court defense that forced 30 turnovers and slowly wore down an undermanned opponent.

It argues that a huge portion of today's cars could actually operate on ethanol or methanol derived from natural gas or biomass with truly trivial software and fuel line modifications, while fleet turnover will more slowly take us to a largely electric vehicle future.

This turnover occurs more slowly when the three phosphorylatable threonine residues of the heavy chains are replaced with alanines (3ALA) (Yumura, 2001).

After de-induction (Tetracycline removal), only cells that do not divide and thus do not or slowly turnover their nucleosomes can be tracked as quiescent tumor cells for very long periods [ 12].

Likewise, the saprolites show greater degrees of chemical denudation at the sites above the knickpoint, presumably because of the saprolites' longer turnover time in the slowly eroding landscapes.

In the second half, Tennessee cut the lead slowly, through turnovers and defense, finally taking the lead with 9 25 remaining.