Sentence examples for entry ports for from inspiring English sources

Due to its small dimensions the UFB can be inserted in the beam line of a commercial microscope via standard entry ports for blankers or variable apertures.

Further, these gaps may serve as entry ports for adjacent tumour cells into the lymphatic system.

Hong Kong has long served as one of the world's largest entry ports for the global shark fin trade.

These gaps resemble entry ports for cancer cell bulks invading the lymphatic system, which is now widely accepted to be a route for the spreading of certain cancers (Alitalo et al, 2005; Oliver and Alitalo, 2005; Sipos et al, 2005).

Suez's main function is that of an entry port for petroleum and minerals from the Egyptian Red Sea coast and for goods from Asia.

If a compromised BBB is an entry port for blood-borne inhibitors of myelination, does fibrinogen entry reduce cortical myelination and affect higher brain functions in chronic conditions other than MS?

This month a common market embracing 140m-odd people in Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda, as well as Burundi itself, came into force, making Bujumbura an entry port for goods from Congo, Zambia and countries to the west and south.

The shallow Yellow Sea and the complex Korean coastline produce one of the most pronounced tidal variations in the world about 30 feet (9 metres) maximum at Inch'ŏn (Incheon), the entry port for Seoul.

They gained access to the Tamil seaports of Trincomalee and Batticaloa in the east, but the Jaffna peninsula proved more convenient as an entry port for military aid arriving from South India.

Thus, in addition to the fact that the Saudi coalition destroyed the entry port for humanitarian aid in the north, the Saudi "Coalition airstrikes have been particularly intense in the north of the country, notably in and around Saada...

Rio de Janeiro was a main entry port for millions of Africans captured for the slave trade.