Sentence examples for exported continuously from inspiring English sources

Although Ad14 was exported continuously to the secondary sites, neither the ARD rates nor the severity of illness at those sites reached the levels seen at Lackland AFB.

His experiment of building a small local government from the bottom up, relying on that one feature of Somali society that has bedeviled just about all national governance efforts to date — the clan — may have wider implications for the rest of the country, which seems to export trouble continuously, most recently in the form of pirates.

Although the province often suffered a food deficit, agricultural products were continuously exported along with salt, coal, iron ore, and bauxite.

And there can be no doubt either that works of art made in India were continuously exported to the colonial kingdoms, thus keeping the local art styles in touch with developments "at home".

Mitochondrial glutamate may also contribute to a fraction of cytosolic glutamate, as it is continuously exported to cytosol through GC1 (Casimir et al., 2009).

The observed time course is in agreement with the predicted loss of nuclear p65 (Fig. 4C), implying that NF-κB continuously exports out to the cytoplasm in an IκBα-independent manner.

The thymus continuously exports naïve mature T cells to the periphery with declining output due to age-associated involution.

mRNA localization to the ER operates on an unusually large scale (essentially the entire mRNA transcriptome is partially represented on the ER, with those mRNAs encoding secretory and membrane proteins being highly ER-enriched), and continuously– all newly exported mRNAs undergo selection for translation in the cytosol and/or the ER compartments.

Exports declined continuously, but the feared inflation did not appear.

CO2 emissions from undisturbed 0 0.02 m soil samples collected within 2.25 m × 10 m runoff plots and from exported sediments by water erosion, were evaluated continuously at the laboratory over a 140-day period and compared to soil OC stocks.

This continuously growing demand also becomes obvious from the amounts exported from Makassar shown in Table 1.