Sentence examples for export based on from inspiring English sources
The processes, sorption-desorption and microbial decomposition (DOC production and mineralization) are found to contribute most to the variance in DOC export based on a detailed variance-based Sobol sensitivity analysis (SA) at grid cell-level.
In parallel, measurements were made of total and new primary production and estimates of particle export based on 234Th deficits in the upper water column.
Gallant has even gone so far as to accuse former provincial premier, Conservative David Alward, of stalling on pushing through the Canaport retrofit for export, based on his single-minded focus on developing a New Brunswick shale gas extraction industry.
The extended practice software features a special function for data export based on XML (eXtensible Markup Language).
In contrast to LM07, we can now estimate biogeochemical export based on prognostically modelled different phytoplankton and zooplankton types.
So, the model adopts imperfect transformation of output into domestic sales and exports based on exporters' revenue maximization behaviour.
The brand has strived to stay distinctly English and still exports, based on its quintessentially English heritage, all over the world.
The share of exports based on natural resources did rise sharply between 1989 and 2005, but half the gain came from petroleum, and manufacturers of medium- and high-technology goods also increased their shares slightly.
The indicators used by the latter approach are based on product classification established by the Standard International Trade Classification (SITC), a system which, in the context of an increasingly fragmented world production in certain branches of production, limits our perception of the technological level of exports based on products.
It still relied heavily, however, on a steady expansion of exports based on the growth of the world economy and on the completion of the adjustment by which primary production was being transferred from Europe to more recently settled countries (see Díaz-Alejandro 1970).
The addition of T-TIP and TPP to our collection of free trade agreements means at least 28 states would have exceeded $10 billion in annual exports based on the most recent economic data.
