Sentence examples for export components from inspiring English sources

Siemens, for instance, continues to export components used in nuclear plants, but it no longer actively seeks nuclear projects.Although the power giants may once have been part of the unacceptable face of Deutschland AG, their weakened state is not such a desirable outcome either.

Too few are like Sunseeker, which exports almost all of its boats, a growing share of which are sold to the newly rich in Asia and Latin America.Yet it may be that some, like Gardner, export components to Europe that are then assembled into goods sold farther afield.

The nuclear export components CRM1 (chromosome region maintenance 1) and exportin 4 were demonstrated to mediate the nuclear export of Smad proteins [33] [35].

FoxH1 (forkhead box H1) and ATF2 (activating transcription factor 2) block nuclear export of Smad2 or Smad3 by inhibiting the interaction of Smads with nuclear export components.

Based on the conservation between the assembly and export components of Group 2 capsule biogenesis (shown in Figure 1A), we hypothesized that chemical inhibitors of multiple K type capsules could be identified.

Of note, wild type BRCA1 binds to the MH2 domain in Smad3, the same site for exportin 4 and Nup153 binding, offering the possibility that BRCA1 competes with the nuclear export components for binding to the MH2 domain in Smad3.

Syria is a minor oil producer, accounting for less than 1 percent of global output, but petroleum has been a vital export component.

For states that depend heavily on tourism, taxes on consumption are likely to have a higher than average export component.

Moreover, the revenue exposure measure is able to capture only part of the change in revenue from taxes with a strong export component, because we lack reliable estimates of exporting coefficients22.

Using a monthly dataset from 01/1992 – 06/2016, the following results were estimated: there is the existence of an asymmetric effect on the export component of the high trading economies (long run), import of the oil importing countries (short run) and import of the oil exporting countries (long run).

Magneti Marelli would probably start by exporting components, but with higher volumes would move towards selling the technology.