Sentence examples for export and transport from inspiring English sources

NO y observations exhibited a distinct seasonal cycle with a peak concentration of ~0.4 ppb, which was larger from June to September than from November to March due to boreal forest wildfires and a more efficient export and transport from eastern North America (Val Martin et al. 2008a; Fig. 8j).

NO x observations at PMO exhibit a distinct seasonal cycle from July to October that is larger than those in other months, while NO y observations exhibit a distinct seasonal cycle which is larger from June to September than from November to March, primarily due to boreal forest wildfires and more efficient export and transport from eastern North America.

The cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells is a highly dynamic compartment where membranes readily undergo fission and fusion to reorganize the cytoplasmic architecture, and to import, export and transport various cargos within the cell.

In a cell, rather than function individually or in isolation, proteins interact physically with each other to form multisubunit protein complexes that act as sophisticated multimolecular machines, such as the anaphase-promoting complexes, RNA splicing and polyadenylation machinery, protein export and transport complexes[ 1].

The economic evaluation established that conditioning CO2 at the cluster level, rather than at the point of export, and transporting it in dense phase was the most cost-effective solution for both export systems.

These results suggest that NF-L does not contribute to the export and the transport rates of fast axonal transport cargoes in optic axons.

Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), voluntary association of 46 countries that are capable of exporting and transporting civilian nuclear technology and that have pledged to conduct the transfer of this technology under mutually agreed guidelines.

The analysis of the sedimentary dynamics of the carbonate slope of the northwest part of Little Bahama Bank (LBB, Bahamas) reveals a complex interaction between slope destabilisations, off-bank sediment export and longitudinal transport, the latter being driven by the Antilles and the Florida currents, at the northern end of the Florida Strait.

If this hypothesis is correct, the Dtorsin protein could regulate the nuclear export and subsequent transport of large RNP complexes with subsequent compromise of the translation of the GTPCH mRNA.

Most of the effect is felt in reduced exports of machinery and transport equipment.

Other important exports are machinery and transport equipment, metals and metal products, and fish.