Sentence examples for exchange differences from inspiring English sources

With bets on foreign exchange differences ballooning to $4 trillion daily, a minute tax would generate sufficient sums, while slowing the rapid, destabilizing, speculative transfers of capital across national borders.

It incurred a $14.4 million hit on currency exchange differences when the value of the Pound plummeted following Britain's Brexit vote in June last year.

The control experiment in which no dasatinib was present was performed at the same time, under identical conditions so the exchange differences could be compared without the need for back-exchange correction (explained in detail in [31]).

Another gene with two non-synonymous, five synonymous amino acid exchange differences between recipient and donor is the gene guanine nucleotide-binding protein-like 1 (GNL1).

Significant deuterium exchange differences in SHP2 mutants relative to WT were mapped onto the SHP2 sequence and crystal structure in a heat map format.

Emerging experiments included protein surface footprinting, based on either H/D exchange differences (King et al. 2002; Seyfried et al. 2007), or hydroxyl radical oxidation (Sharp et al. 2003, 2004; Hambly and Gross 2005; Takamoto and Chance 2006) that can identify carbohydrate interfaces on proteins, and as such may also provide a significant step up the technological ladder.

This is a notional (i.e. unrealised) exchange difference which, in 1996-97, resulted in a notional exchange gain of US$1.5 million.

Speedy investors can get the upper hand on slower traders in other ways too, he said, including by taking advantage of tiny differences in prices between exchanges — differences that last for just fractions of a second.

Revenue for the third quarter was 170 million euros, a 24percentt increase from the similar period in 2000, meeting Terra's forecast despite a negative impact of 7 million euros because of exchange rate differences.

While CIRP generally holds, it does not hold with precision due to the presence of transaction costs, political risks, tax implications for interest earnings versus gains from foreign exchange, and differences in the liquidity of domestic versus foreign assets.

However, under the lower rate of gene exchange, significant differences in gene diversity and allelic richness (with higher levels of variation in the standard arrangement) were still present at generation 1400.