Sentence examples for export enabled from inspiring English sources

Running steel plants (with the additional discipline of being compelled by governments to export) enabled local businesses to develop priceless technical expertise, which they could then apply when branching out into other profitable industrial activities such as car manufacturing.

In the present study, we have demonstrated that laboratory evolution combined with the folding quality control inherent to SecYEG-mediated export enables sampling of largely unexplored amino-acid sequences for the discovery of artificial, high-performance proteins with properties that are unparalleled in their naturally occurring analogues.

Economically, gas exports enable the government to maintain its tight grip on power.

As global agricultural trade is liberalized, governments and multilateral aid agencies must focus more resources on export-enabling infrastructure, like clean water projects.

The website supports image annotation, allowing students to contribute to the site, and data exports, enabling the development of data visualizations based on information in the archive.

"WFP moves the vast majority of multilateral food assistance and now we will have secure access to food from G20 nations that provide the biggest share of global food exports, enabling us to reach the needy rapidly and efficiently".

Focusing on exports enables Greece to address its trade deficit of US$277 billion.

SBML export is enabled by the -S option and uses the libSBML package, which must also be installed.

Putting all their energy into trade and exports has enabled South Korea to recover so effectively from the 1997 Asian economic crisis that it now has the world's fourth-largest foreign reserves -- an astounding feat.

The shallow seas of Island Southeast Asia suddenly had an additional valuable export commodity enabling local communities to contribute to these networks.

Interspecies heterokaryon assay demonstrate the capability of BRMS1 to shuttle between the nuclear and cytosolic compartments Our results show for the first time that BRMS1 contains both nuclear import and export signals enabling its nucleo-cytoplasmic shuttling.