Numerous proteins are encoded and made in the cytoplasm specifically for export into the mitochondrion.
Abraham Lincoln, after all, endorsed the Missouri Compromise permitting the continuation of slavery but barring its export into uncontaminated territories: precisely a political compromise on a moral issue.
Unless Britain can export into a strong global recovery, the risk is that cuts in public spending depress growth, thereby adding to pressure on the public finances.
When I run a transaction through my credit card, I get fraud protection, airline miles, and a digital record that I can export into budgeting software and spreadsheets.
"How are you going to export into that world?" asked Barry P. Bosworth, an economist at the Brookings Institution in Washington.
British farmers would need to fight to secure their share of this existing schedule to export into EU and non-EU markets, a fiendishly complicated prospect just in one small agricultural category.
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Register with Walking World to obtain instructions, OS maps and a downloadable digital mapping file to export into a portable gps system about the walks featured in this series The summary panel was amended on Tuesday 9 June 2009.
And if that weren't enough, the app lets users export into whatever format makes sense for them.
We apply replicable, scalable methods for modeling wildfire impacts on sediment and nonpoint source pollutant export into the nearshore environment, and assess relationships between wildfire severity and runoff.
Even if the toxicity data is highly structured within a commercial or in-house database, the usual practice for exchanging it is through export into unstructured file formats.
