Sentence examples for availability of gdp from inspiring English sources

In addition, a decreased matrix ATP/ADP ratio due to increased energy consumption in activated neurons would also increase the availability of GDP for the substrate level phosphorylation and thus the overall activity of α-KGDHC [ 94].

Several cell-surface antigens, including the leukocyte Lewis system and cell-surface antigens in pathogenic bacteria, depend on the availability of GDP-l-fucose for their expression.

Hong Kong first implemented population-based screening in March 2004 when the government launched its organised recall programme despite an appreciable cervical cancer burden (Leung et al, 2005), the availability of financial resources (annual GDP per capita in 2003=$22 991) and an otherwise adequate public health infrastructure to sustain such a programme (Department of Health, 2003).

The dynamics of inflation rates discourage a firm's potential to generate a higher profit, decrease private credit and hamper financial development, while the availability of credit positively influence real GDP (see Tinoco-Zermeño et al. 2014).

The availability of cheap labour has contributed to GDP growth of 5-7%—ronghly on a par with what Western economists reckon is Ethiopia's actual rate, though the official figures are twice as high.Kenya cannot rely on income from commodities, any more than Ethiopia can.

Similar results were obtained when health expenditure was included instead of GDP, although the number of observations was then smaller because of the limited availability of health expenditure data.

He concluded that copyright violations are a function of access and affordability, being explained by GDP per capita and availability of post sales software support in local markets.

Furthermore, the interaction of Noc2 with Rab3B was reduced in insulin-treated cells suggesting that Noc2 may quench the availability of Rab3 by selectively binding the inactive GDP form of the protein.

They spent...7.2% of GDP.

Both have deficits of 8-9% of GDP.

Investment is only around 19% of GDP.