Readers in Denmark, who are more accustomed to exporting literature to Greenland than importing it, have connected in similar ways.
A few orders have come in from Germany, the U.S., and the U.K. as well — countries that have historically exported literature to Africa, instead of the other way around.
In this case study, we used ProteinQuest (PQ), an advanced text-mining tool that resorts to the web services offered by PubMed to identify all proteins co-cited in the same abstract or figure legend [44] and to export the literature co-occurrence information as a network file that can be managed in Cytoscape.
Also, there is another related strand of the literature on export sophistication and economic growth.
Exporting this across to literature, style itself can become a form of invention.
15 The exported files from the literature searching will be uploaded and de-duplicated in Endnote X4 (Thomson Reuters) and then imported into Microsoft Access for reviewing purposes.
We also add to the literature showing that export concentration is stable over time and documenting that export flows, where a flow is defined as a particular 8-digit product shipped to a particular destination, are also concentrated by firm.
"Chinese cultural companies have yet to produce a world-famous brand," that commentary groused, offering a litany of shortcomings: China's television programs have an "embarrassing" export record; its total published literature does not approach the output of a single German firm, Bertelsmann.
The export coefficients were derived from literature sources as well as calibration using the hydrology and water quality data.
