Sentence examples for export terms from inspiring English sources

If Greece keeps the euro, wages would need to fall 40 percent before the country could be on competitive export terms with Germany, according to some estimates.

In export terms, the developed economies continued to lose market share; their exports grew 1.6%, while those of developing economies grew 2.1%.Sluggish growth in 2014 would confirm the recent trend.

Almost all basin-scale N input and river export terms (including DIN yield, DIN sew, and TN diff ) are expressed as total N mass load per year normalized by basin area at Waizhou Station (WZS), expressed in kg N km−2 yr−1.

The river export term (FE riv ) is then calculated as the multiplication of the export fractions corresponding to each of these terms.

The sewage contribution is calculated as the point-source DIN input to rivers (DIN sew in Eq(1)) multiplied by the river export term (FE riv ) (Yan et al., 2010).

Fishing products now lead all exports in terms of value, the result of many years of building up the industry.

Despite the slowing world economy, such an ambitious goal might prove attainable, thanks to the diversity of Thai exports in terms of both products and markets.

Second all responses matching resolved peaks in the pool of all samples were exported in terms of their relative response to the pool value.

We exported ontology terms from the RGD database and stemmed them using Snowball Stemmer to build term dictionaries.

In Guangzhou, which has been an export powerhouse in terms of manufactured goods since the launch of China's market-oriented reforms more than three decades ago, academic leaders are ramping up campaigns to "import" scholars who can help shape the transition to a knowledge-based economy.

Once developed and enacted, clear national policy on the export, ownership, and terms of use for biospecimens in research can provide a guide for research priority-setting, partnerships, review, and oversight.