Sentence examples for exported cargo from inspiring English sources

Especially seaports are considered as critical nodes of international trade networks and economic co-operation, bearing the largest share of the total imported and exported cargo volumes [7].

Ports are considered as critical nodes of international trade networks and economic co-operation, bearing the largest share of the total imported and exported cargo volumes.

Other double deduction incentives are also accorded to expenditures such as approved training, freight charges for exporting rattan and wood-based products (excluding sawntimber and veneer), insurance (with a Malaysian incorporated company) on imported and exported cargo, export credit insurance premiums and cost of export promotion.

Alternatively, cargoes secreted in a regulated manner in SGs might be affected to a different extent by the mitotic phase as compared to constitutively exported cargoes such as GACs.

In current practice, most vessels prefer to call at Port Klang, Johor Port and Port of Tanjung Pelepas as hubs for the handling of import and export cargo as well as transhipment cargo compared to the Penang Port.

The most common protein involved in exporting cargo from the nucleus is the transporter protein Crm1/Xpo1, first discovered in yeast [33] [36].

Selective Inhibitor of Nuclear Export SINEE) compounds bind to XPO-1 and block its ability to export cargo proteins.

Because our data suggest that clefts carry export cargo to the erythrocyte, we investigated the effects of truncating their major resident protein, PfSBP1, on sorting HT-GFPmembmyc to clefts or cleft export to the erythrocyte.

But Gydnia executives brought new work to Gdansk, which built and exported 10 cargo ships last year and now has orders to carry it through 2004.

Therefore, it could be suggested that IE4 phosphorylation, like the rephosphorylation of shuttling SR proteins in the cytoplasm, triggers its disassembly from the exported mRNA cargo and complexes containing TAP/NXF1 and contributes to its reimport into the nucleus [34], dynamic phenomenon that we were not able to follow with the techniques that we used.

Cheniere Energy recently celebrated loading its 100th LNG export cargo to nearly 20 countries from Sabine Pass in Louisiana, the first such facility in the contiguous U.S. Now at over 2 Bcf/d and with five additional export terminals expected by 2020, the U.S. could be exporting 10-12 Bcf/d of LNG, or about 15-17% of our total current gas demand.