Sentence examples for export pattern from inspiring English sources

African countries should reverse this export pattern and transform the structure of their economies.

From 1996 to 2011 we identify a change in the final products export pattern with electric machinery achieving the second biggest share.

Given the evidence of change in the import and export pattern of Latin American countries, in the next subsection we analyze the changes on traded products quality.

We calculated the value for each cell of X SJ by assuming that the export pattern of intermediate goods from China to Japan showed no difference between Japanese subsidiaries and the other firms.

On one wall was a world map that showed the company's export patterns fanning out from Wenzhou to the United States, Great Britain, Brazil, India, and dozens of other countries.

The way it was explained by Axel Velden, chairman of the New Jersey District Export Council, who retired 18 months ago as director of the export division at Johnson & Johnson, trading blocs were transforming export patterns.

Based on the magnitude of this indicator, we define two types of export patterns for these goods: in countries well-endowed in natural resources, this coefficient is low, because they process their own natural resources.

If we could see a map of global media import and export patterns, there would be a lot of arrows pointing from the U.S. to the Caribbean, accounting for all the shows, movies, magazines, commercials imported to Puerto Rico and very few arrows pointing from the island towards the States.

Similar Ci-GFP nuclear export patterns were observed in the presence or absence of Rdx (Figure 5E and Figure S6), indicating that Rdx does not affect the nuclear export of Ci-155.

We produced single UK estimates of GHG emissions for each food commodity, weighted by current import and export patterns using 2007 food balance sheet data from the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization. FAOSTAT. July 2013).

Given the relatively small export subsidy component of these export credits, which essentially focus on the "price" element of the credit (i.e. how much cheaper they make the exports compared with commercial alternatives not benefiting from credits), perhaps a more relevant issue relates to how sensitive export patterns are to the use of credits.