Sentence examples for export that was from inspiring English sources

Unlike CDD, MCDD had a defect in hepatic triglyceride export that was confirmed using intravenous tyloxapol (142 ± 21, 122 ± 15, and 80 ± 7 mg·kg−1·h−1, P < 0.05).

You're not the only British export that's had its day".

(ii) South East Asia exporting countries increasingly carries a load of CO2 emission and virtual water export that are triggered due to consumption in other importing countries.

Possession of this expertise could be a great economic asset to the United States, both for the protection it could provide to our own harvests and as an intellectual export that is sure to be much in demand in other countries.

Knockout of msmeg_6554, the irtA homologue in Mycobacterium smegmatis, resulted in an impaired M.tb siderophore export that is restored upon complementation with M.tb irtA.

Another protein secretion mechanism important to P. aeruginosa virulence is the T6SS, which is a relatively recently described mechanism of protein export that is present in a wide array of Gram-negative bacteria.

"We had an incentive for exports that was illegal and had to be repealed.

"The agency was too worried about closing the dump on time and thinking about the fastest ways to get export up and running instead of thinking about the ways to export that are the least environmentally harmful," Ms. Schreibman said.

The U.S. Department of Labor has devised a list of countries and the items they export that are produced by child and forced laborers.

Since the EXPORT procedure may introduce IMPORTED-inconsistencies, the service enforcing both consistency predicates should always run IMPORT after EXPORT, that is, the SYNC procedure specified above.

It is not exports that are hurting G.D.P".