Sentence examples for export relative from inspiring English sources

Figure 12 Percent export of DSi (extra export relative to total imported DSi during inflow) from the Tielrode (freshwater, Belgium) and Carmel Polder (saltwater, France) wetlands in relation to the inundating DSi concentration (linear regressions for Tielrode: F 1,4 = 144, r 2 =0.97, p < 0.001; and Carmel Polder F 1,4 = 5.61, r 2 = 0.58, p = 0.08).

That is largely because many Latin American economies have small exports relative to their size.

The terms of Australia's trade the price of its exports, relative to the cost of its imports—have improved by 42% since 2004.

Third …[c]ountries  abandoning the gold standard and taking steps to depreciate their currencies were able to expand their exports relative to countries remaining on gold.

These economic gains outweigh the costs of more stringent national emissions targets, as well as the impacts of lower global demand for (and value added from) Australia's emissions-intensive exports, relative to moderate national and global abatement".

Tables 1 and 2 provide another, perhaps more revealing measure of the impact of economic exports to China: the value of exports relative to the Gross Domestic Product (G.D.P).

The country's terms of trade (the price of exports relative to the price of imports) remain well above their long-term average, but they have deteriorated in recent quarters.

Strong overseas demand has pushed its terms of trade (the price it fetches for its exports, relative to the price it must pay for imports) to a 37-year high (see chart).Looming large in this surplus are dairy products butter, cheese and especially milk powder which accounted for over a quarter of New Zealand's merchandise exports.

The terms of trade is a measure of the purchasing power of exports relative to imports.

Combined climate and land use change scenarios showed noticeable synergistic effects on nutrients exports, relative to running the scenarios individually.

The share of V4 exports relative to those of the EU28 has increased to 9.1%, from 5.8% a decade ago [17].