Sentence examples for turnover which in from inspiring English sources
Theoretically, funds catering to a small group of well-heeled investors have lower turnover, which in turn leads to better returns, Mr. Gambera said.
A growing body of data shows that implementation of codes of conduct leads to lower rates of industrial accidents, improved worker-grievance systems, cleaner air quality and lower worker turnover, which in turn results in lower production costs.
A breach of the rules could mean fines of up to two percent of a company's annual turnover, which in the case of Google could mean up to $800 million.
Furthermore, our results demonstrate that UPS plays an important role in mediating γ irradiation-induced BRCA1 turnover, which in turn facilitates apoptosis.
However, they reported marked effects in the mid-jejunum and ileum such as an increase in crypt depth and altered protein turnover, which in all likelihood could not have come in contact with substantial luminal amounts of DON.
HP blockade of dopamine receptors increases dopamine turnover, which in turn leads to the increased production of hydrogen peroxide.
According to Channel 4's head of sport David Kerr, the new transmissions can broaden racing's appeal and bring more money in through an increase in turnover which should in turn result in increased prizemoney.
Prescription Retin-A and Retinol: The vitamin A derivative works by accelerating skin cell turnover, which "results in improvement in fine lines and wrinkles, as well as acne and sun damage," says Dr. Gilbert.
In general, menopause and diabetes can lead to an imbalance in bone turnover, which results in secondary osteoporosis.
However, recent studies [ 83] demonstrated that adult male Long Evans rats given a high-fat diet developed a decrease, not an increase in their DA turnover in the ventral striatum, making it highly unlikely that the high-fat diet per se employed in this study is responsible for the enhancement of DA turnover which occures in the male SHRs.
A major problem is the high rate of turnover, which results in an unusually inexperienced work force.
