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Invasive tumor cells had a more alkaline baseline pHi with high rates of proton production coupled with higher rates of proton export, compared with nMEC.

As a result, the harvest is likely to be below average: 5 million to 15 million tons of wheat available for export, compared with 17 million or 18 million tons in an average year.

The resistant clones showed a 5-fold increased rate of S-adenosylhomocysteine export compared with parental cells, but a similar Km for intracellular S-adenosylhomocysteine, estimated to be approximately 1 mM.

The Middle East accounts for less than 1% of world non-fuel exports, compared with 4% from Latin America (a region with a comparable population).

Trade data from Japan, Asia's largest economy, showed big drops in exports compared with a year ago.

China now takes over 70% of Sudan's exports, compared with 10% or so in 1995.

Mr Najib emphasises that services offer tremendous scope for growth, as services exports currently account for just 15% of total exports, compared with 73% for manufactured goods.

(Czech exports to Russia amount to less than 4% of its total exports, compared with some 80% heading to the European Union).

The terms of trade represent the relative price of what a nation is exporting, compared with the price paid to foreigners for imported goods.

The average U.S. worker in a goods-producing job produces $84,580 worth of exports, compared with just $5,228 for a Chinese worker, according to the consulting firm High Frequency Economics.

By the end of 1996, they employed 135m people, contributing nearly half of China's exports, compared with one-sixth at the beginning of the decade.