Sentences with phrase «from slower turnover»

Likewise, lower overpotentials usually translate to inefficiencies from slower turnover frequencies.

Delivering mitigation actions in the short ‐ term will avoid future lock ‐ in effects resulting from the slow turnover of stock (particularly aircraft, trains, and ships) and the long ‐ life and sunk costs of infrastructure already in place.

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By the time your 30s arrive, cell turnover is starting to slow down and environmental damage from smoke, pollution and sunlight are starting to take their toll.

Even mild dehydration can affect performance and increase your recovery time by slowing cellular turnover, the removal of waste products from the bloodstream and the delivery of key nutrients to hungry cells.

Turnover at the top and well - warranted resistance from the bottom are often cited as reasons that progress has been so slow in so many big cities.

Although the recent recession slowed the teacher exodus somewhat, teacher turnover rates are exceptionally high, according to the report, which found that from 1988 to 2008, teacher attrition rose by 41 percent.

High teacher turnover, slow and unreliable Internet connections, and the loss of art and music programming are all serious issues, but the most significant barrier faced by many rural districts is the rapidly growing cost of transporting students to and from school.

Sue McCabe, the Highline teachers union president, said that although she believes that Enfield has moved away from a strictly top - down approach to disciplinary reform and is now doing a better job of listening to teachers, she worries that the teacher turnover, which hasn't slowed significantly, will harm the district long term.

The much slower thermohaline circulation mixes cold abyssal water on a time scale of centuries — the global ocean turnover time estimated from bottom current velocities is estimated to be on the order of half a millennium