Sentence examples for excess exchange from inspiring English sources

Their massive volume, coupled with their volatile and procyclical nature, is often associated with a variety of financial and real risks: excess exchange rate volatility (gradual overvaluation and sharp corrections), dollar liquidity crunches, distressed asset sales, and crisis propensity.

Again, we observed a slight increase in off-rate during the first 24 hr in the presence of DM (18% loss) as compared to incubation in the presence of excess exchange peptide (3% loss), suggesting that the effect of DM incubation observed in the SDSL experiments was not an artifact of the experimental system used.

The rate of DM-mediated spin-labeled peptide release during the 4 hour incubation in presence of excess unlabeled exchange peptide shows a three-fold increase over the 24 hr incubation without exchange peptide (60% vs. 20%) loss, suggesting that, under the conditions tested, the exchange peptide plays a role as a co-factor in the DM-catalyzed off rate.

Five years of bad fashion and rock-star excess in exchange for that?

He said further that China had accumulated excess foreign exchange reserves by intervening in the market to hold down the value of its currency, known as the yuan or the renminbi.

South America should appeal directly to countries that have large amounts of excess foreign exchange reserves, such as China ($1900 billion), Russia ($556 billion ), Abu Dhabi (estimated $875 billion) and others for a stabilization fund that is outside of the IMF.

If this oxidative event is reversed by reduction and GTP is present in excess, nucleotide exchange (GTP binding) is favored and the GTPase is activated [25].

The MHCII is unavailable to third party peptides, as the experiments shown in Figures 1a b, as well as Figure 3c are performed adding a large excess of exchange peptide and clearly no mass action effect can be detected for peptides with intrinsic low affinity for MHCII.

He studied how demand information may be distorted in a supply chain, and what impacts a secondary market (where retailers exchange excess inventories) has on a supply chain.

Food manufacturers have bartered excess inventory in exchange for media credits or trade certificates allowing them to purchase other services such as hospitality and cleaning.

Since the Group of 7 statement over the weekend warned against "excess volatility" in exchange rates, Japanese officials have made it clear that they would continue their efforts to stem the recent decline in the dollar.