Sentence examples for which turnover from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, no deactivation was observed in a continuous flow process for the reaction of anisole and benzyl alcohol at least over 87 days' period in which turnover number = 33,000 was obtained.

That forms part of a broader slump in the housing market, in which turnover is shrinking because mortgage finance has dried up and house prices are tumbling (see article).

Richard Rogerson of Princeton University noted that the period over which turnover fell, from the early 1980s to the mid-2000s, coincided with a rise in the share of the population that worked.

At this pace, the venture industry won't hit bottom until 2014, after which turnover cycles in limited partners and growing returns from secondary markets should support new interest in the asset class.

But veterans and current and former agency employees interviewed last week described a dysfunctional bureaucracy in which turnover is high, the number of doctors is insufficient, and patients may be left dangling even when facing life-threatening health problems.

This is stored on the bone surface in which turnover is the greatest.

In beating back the Red Storm's surge, the Hoyas snapped a two-game skid in which turnovers particularly hurt them.

In cases in which the turnover rate of fluorescein sodium became biphasic, the subsequent slower turnover rate was used as the flow rate.

We first wanted to assess cartilage turnover levels in normal Sprague Dawley rats, to identify the age at which the turnover stabilizes.

(Hurray for the 22nd Amendment, which guarantees turnover).

"Some of these trucks are still running with more than a million miles on them, which means turnover can easily take a decade or more," he added.