Sentence examples for In rials from inspiring English sources

That change would be much closer to the rial's actual value and essentially double the amount — in rials — gained from Iranian oil exports.

This month, the rial plunged against the dollar in a wave of foreign-exchange selling by many Iranians who were worried that the value of their savings in rials was shriveling.

Foreign trips are out of the question, as even the price of a cup of coffee in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, or Istanbul — favorite destinations for Iranians — has tripled when calculated in rials.

To perform a more realistic comparison, we used Purchasing Power Parity PPPP) rates instead of exchange rates to convert the threshold cost in Rials into PPP dollars.

Other ketones including levulinic esters and most of cyclic ketones were assayed using 24-well plates following the general procedure described in (Rial et al. 2008a, b) with minor modifications.

For this case, analyses of these three substitution products have been represented in Tables 4, 5 and 6, where costs are in 1,000,000 Rials.

The official, Qadri Jamil, deputy prime minister for the economy, was quoted as saying that the Syrian government was now doing all of its business in Iranian rials, Russian rubles and Chinese renminbi, and that the three economic allies would soon help with a "counteroffensive" against what he called a foreign plot to destroy the Syrian pound's value.

The instrumentation and measurement tools will include: This 11-point scale (0-10 where 0 is no pain at all, and 10 is the worst pain imaginable) is ommonly used in the assessment of pain [ 33], and is a core outcome measure in clinical rials of chronic pain patients [ 34, 35].

The sanctions, which have constricted Iran's ability to sell oil and conduct international financial transactions, have sharply increased the price of imports and contributed to the loss of confidence in the rial, which in turn has fueled inflation.

Subject were asked to report the number of days during the past week that they used opioids, alcohol or other illicit drugs; the routes of administration used for each drugs; and the average amount used each day in grams or rials (the unit of money in Iran).

The new sanctions, which also penalize Iran's automotive industry and any foreign bank that conducts "significant transactions" in the rial, are the result of a bill signed by President Obama in January and an executive order he decreed early last month, before the Iranian election.