magadii contained putative targeting signals for translocation through the twin-arginine transport (Tat) pathway, suggesting that these proteases are most likely exported out of the cell.
Ninety percent of the turkey products processed in state are exported out of Minnesota, and of that 90%, 15% are exported, the association said.
Their enormous presence remains the economy's most important engine for wealth generation today, accounting for up to 90% of goods and services exported out of Ireland.
They were carefully bred and nurtured, and until the mid-20th century they were not allowed to be exported out of their countries of origin.
Many of the works have been classified "national treasures" by the Indian government, which means they can never be exported out of the country.
For example, Ligabue, a Venice caterer that serves airlines and luxury cruise ships, received €148,000 in export subsidies in 2008 — for sugar and dairy creamer sachets that it "exported" out of Europe literally in the stomachs of passengers.
So, what exactly is the government's position on housing benefit cuts, new homelessness powers, and the vexed issue of homeless families being exported out of high rent areas such as London to cheaper properties further afield?
His discovery became the basis for a new kind of pregnancy test and, starting in the late nineteen-thirties, thousands of African clawed frogs were exported out of Cape Town.
"St James's Gate brewery accounts for about 35% of our global beer production but 70% of that production, 1.2bn pints per annum, is exported out of Ireland to more than 130 markets across the world," said Loomes.
Power generated in California was exported out of state, often to Palo Verde, Ariz., then reimported to California where it was no longer subject to the limits and could fetch prices many times the price caps.
8 million m3 of sediments have thus been exported out of the Charanc catchment since 14,500 cal.
