The earliest known documentation of Finnish trade in horses, both as imports and exports, dates to 1299, when Pope Gregory IX sent a letter of reprimand to the merchants of Gotland, who were selling horses to the non-Christianized Finns.
As of writing, Australia is yet to set an export date.
Notification items include name, address, and contact number of the person submitting the notification; breed of dog/cat; number of animals; intended use; country of export; date and place of import; name and address of consignee/consigner; export location/destination; and individual identification data.
While the former regime exported milk and dates and corn and grain for its own profit, more than half a million Iraqi children were malnourished.
Even when it can be recognized that an antiquity is from a country that claims state ownership (a vase from southern Italy, for instance), it will not be treated as stolen property unless the country in question can prove that the piece was exported after the date of the relevant patrimony statute.
Results of the threshold cycle (Ct indicates number of cycles to which the amplified product is detected) dates were exported to an Excel sheet to calculate gene expression levels (RQ) using 2−ΔΔCt method described by Livak and Schmittgen (2001) [ 27].
PFD1175w, the only paralog characterised to date is exported to the red blood cell membrane at the early trophozoite stage [ 5, 6].
The general principle of EXPORTED is that every exported production should be stored as a work in ORCID and then automatically kept up-to-date.
Although dates were represented as month and year when data was exported to the central database, all dates were converted to ranges in months from/to diagnosis date when shared with scientific researchers.
As a Social Action, it will export high quality dates (which it grows in one of its projects) at cost price to food charities all over the world.
