Sentence examples for consequently exporting from inspiring English sources
Consequently, exporting products for "reuse" is often used as a loophole to dump them.
This rise in prices would consequently discourage exports while encouraging imports.
If these result in shifting consumer preferences or tighter legal regulations in view of sustainability concerns, substantial repercussions on trade flows and consequently the socio-economic conditions of the exporting countries might follow.
Even though the migration of health professionals to richer countries can result in some benefits, it contributes to shortages of health personnel in exporting countries [ 69] and consequently affects the capacity of rural areas to attract and retain health personnel.
Besides, they are also important contributors for intracellular pH maintenance, by partially exporting the protons resultant from the metabolic activity, therefore avoiding intracellular acidification and, consequently, cell death.
Israel's land and sea restrictions on what Gazans can import and export have consequently subsumed food to politics at every stage of the food chain, Palestinians and human rights groups say.
One possible mechanism for the phenomenon mentioned above is that the loss of UXT releases Foxp3 from the promoter region of downstream genes, which consequently causes Foxp3 to be exported from nucleus into the cytoplasm.
The first is Y OD (OD for off-diagonal), formed from Y B by replacing the diagonal elements (representing domestically produced consumer goods that are also sold domestically) with zeroes; consequently, Y OD contains only the exported consumer goods.
In cases of maternal cholestasis, however, the serum levels of bile acids are elevated in both maternal and fetal serum, resulting in a reversal in the transplacental gradient and consequently impairing the export of bile acids from the fetus into the maternal circulation [ 10, 11].
Some proteins are exported without passing through the ER and consequently do not have a signal peptide.
