This approach yields a turnover rate several times higher.
This would yield a minimum estimate of the turnover number for MCT2 in oocytes at 22 °C with 0.5 mM L-lactate of 5 s−1, which is similar to MCT1.
Another point worth noting is that our approach yields an average turnover rate for the extracted proteins.
Anion-efflux assays measure Cl− turnover <30 ions/s, while in the same assays with F−, unitary turnover rates exceed 30,000 s−1, and direct single-channel recording yields a turnover of 10 10 F−/sec.
The company even goes so far as to promise its clients a 4-to-1 return on investment, adds Handal, implying that every $1,000 spent on training will yield a $4,000 savings from increased productivity and even lower turnover.
Cincinnati committed five turnovers, yielded a season-high six sacks and had no answer for the punishing runs of Lewis, who scored on runs of 1, 3 and 13 yards.
A turnover after a corner kick yielded a three-on-one break for the MetroStars, a chance that ended with a deflected shot.
This approach yields a plot-to-plot measure of species turnover and corresponds to the pair-wise approach of compositional dissimilarities in the terminology of Tuomisto [29], [30].
Thus, an indication of jobs per euro of turnover can be determined, which, when multiplied by turnover per kilowatt (kW) of installed capacity, yields a figure for the number of employees per kW.
This combination of analyses yielded a comprehensive evolutionary profile of the enzymes involved in XyG synthesis and turnover.
