Sentence examples for export channel from inspiring English sources

Down the line there might be a boost to output through the net export channel thanks to devaluation.

It also provides Russia with a badly needed new export channel; its current export channels, controlled mostly by a state-run monopoly pipeline network called Transneft, are rapidly reaching maximum capacity.

Gazprom said in a statement that it had signed a letter of intent with Ruhrgas and Wintershall of Germany, Gaz de France and Snam of Italy to create a new export channel bypassing Ukraine to ship more gas to Western customers.

Furthermore, we visualized secreted MakA trapped within the flagellar export channel and showed that a conserved N-terminal FTPP motif is essential for MakA secretion, presumably acting as a hydrophobic gate-recognition motif, similar to the N-terminal motif described for flagellar substrates of Salmonella44.

Hepcidin inhibits iron uptake and transport by internalization of the iron export channel ferroportin on enterocytes, hepatocytes and macrophages, resulting in low levels of iron available for erythropoiesis [8, 9].

[30] To determine if the phosphorylation status of Id2 alters its nuclear accumulation, myoblasts were treated with a CRM1 specific nuclear export channel blocker Leptomycin B (LMB).

Independent export channels are the most common exporting entry mode, although the lack of ownership hinders their management and affects export performance.

Under Brazilian law, small producers can export up to $20,000 each year through the mail and a limited amount more via normal export channels.

Because economies are built of millions of firms and trading relationships, each seems like a speck of dust: individual companies and export channels should not matter.

Swiss biotech firm Syngenta AG said yesterday that over a four-year period it inadvertently sold U.S. farmers an unapproved strain of genetically modified corn seed that may have also entered the food supply and international export channels.

Given the growing academic and professional interest to improve export processes' management and the existent gap in the study of down-stream inter-organisational relationships, the present study aims at the exploration of management control systems (MCS) in the context of export channels.