high turnover

collocation in English

meanings of highand turnover

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high
adjective
uk /haɪ/ us /haɪ/
(especially of things that are not living) being a large distance from top to bottom or a long way above the ground, or having the stated distance from top ...
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turnover
noun
uk /ˈtɜːnˌəʊ.vər/ us /ˈtɝːnˌoʊ.vɚ/
the amount of business that a company does in a period ...
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The immediate economic effect of highturnover rates was to disrupt production.
There is a highturnover of such words, and this area of language changes relatively quickly.
There was also a very highturnover of membership for much of the period.
As elsewhere in the country, there was an extremely highturnover in the cooperative movement.
High efficiency often requires highturnover of regulatory molecules and thus also impairs host growth.
Low levels of retention indicate the difficulties faced by managers dealing with a shortage of skilled personnel and highturnover rates.
This becomes especially true if enterprises with large land areas, highturnover and high income are converted to organic farming methods.
Once self-compatibility has established this may be favoured even further by highturnover rate as the possibility for selfing may facilitate the founding of new populations.
Care facilities should make a greater investment in staff training and professional development to reduce the highturnover of staff.
States, namely, what accounts for highturnover.
The highturnover rate expressed by managers is not surprising especially as most of the workers (84 per cent) were young people between 21 and 35 years of age.
However, given the highturnover of inhabitants, there was little continuity in occupancy, and hence little coherence and no community.
Each base camp had a highturnover of settlers and there was a lot of movement between base camps.
As indicated, there is a highturnover rate among market managers in general (ranging annually from 21 to 44% with a weighted average of 30%).
Therefore, the close connection between red marrow, sinusoidal capillaries and bone tissue in the vertebral bodies seems to be responsible for the highturnover (remodelling) at this site.
Highturnover was a characteristic of the private rented sector in general, with its large proportion of young tenants.
In health care, improvements in medical procedures (alongside a commitment to highturnover in 'bed management') have typically transferred recovery and convalescence from institutional settings to domestic ones.
The effective conveyance of this preventive message to the visitors was indeed hampered by their highturnover, but sporadic cases in the community also occurred since then.
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