For all of these reasons, in the next years PV systems will not be designed just to generate the amount of electricity as high as possible, but even to limit electricity exportation from the building perspective.
The expansion of trade routes led to the "green revolution" based on the plantation system and slave exportation from Africa.
Moreover, previous studies indicate that larval release at nocturnal high tide and inherited vertical-migration rhythms further enhance exportation from estuaries and rocky shores [17] into offshore hydrodynamic currents.
Because vector exportation from the United States has now occurred multiple times (5, 14 ), tires should be included as part of a comprehensive surveillance system to prevent future incidents.
The important consequence of this mechanism is that PGE2 exportation from cancer cells is the most detrimental determinant in the role played by PGE2 in tumour progression.
In contrast, those of India and China aim at nurturing an innovation ecosystem and a vibrant bio-economy with greater ambitions for exportation from the sector.
Three Controversial Cases Involving Tissue Exportation from the Developing to the Developed World A newspaper reported that Uganda is losing millions of dollars due to exportation of human biological samples from the country.
After their exportation from India ceased in 1978, China became the principal supplier of rhesus macaques to these centers and, thus, domestically bred rhesus macaques represent both countries of origin with only negligible contributions from rhesus macaques from other countries [ 7].
Furthermore, Mueller et al. [ 7] evidenced that the GST Anthocyanin9 (AN9) from Petunia hybrida is a flavonoid-binding protein that was required for an efficient anthocyanin exportation from the site of synthesis (i.e. cytoplasm) in the vacuole where it is permanently stored.
