Sentence examples for exchange rate differences from inspiring English sources

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.

Thus, it seems clear that tetramer reassembly is much faster than dissociation, that the subunit exchange rate is limited by tetramer dissociation, and that exchange rate differences therefore reflect differences in the kinetic stability of distinct TTR tetramers.

Given the relatively low overall sequence identity between Ec-DHFR and Bs-DHFR, some portion of the observed deuterium exchange rate differences between these proteins might arise from nearest-neighbor effects on the exchange properties at each position along the protein chain.

There's a big exchange rate difference between English and British sporting hopes, and trading English pride for the Scottish equivalent is, as far as I can work out, vaguely illegal.

The year was marked by the opening of large new shopping malls in Gaborone and other towns; the malls featured South African chain stores selling goods with price markups exceeding exchange-rate differences.

The lowest fare for a similar flight on Air Canada is about C$430 $4300).Neither the minimal exchange-rate difference nor the extra distance flown have any great impact on the fares; but the heavy government subsidies that small American carriers receive, and the lower taxes they pay, certainly do.

Lately, Chinese and American policy makers have been looking at the so-called real effective exchange rate, which includes differences in the two countries' inflation levels.

The HDX experiments described were incorporated a set of internal peptides (Zhang et al., 2012. Anal Chem 84 4942 4949) to monitor the differences in intrinsic exchange rates in different formulations.

Its real exchange rate (which takes account of differences in inflation between Japan and its trading partners) fell to a 23-year low last month (see chart).

Some coordination will need to continue for the long term, not just for the duration of this crisis, Allen argues, pointing to market volatility sparked by rapid changes in exchange rates and vast differences in interest rates from country to country.

The exchange rate made only a small difference".