Sentence examples for exported systematically from inspiring English sources

The immediate impact of de-vegetation was recorded in the soil solutions that exported systematically more Si and Ca, and often more Mg from de-vegetated soil.

However, concentration of population in cities leads to the production of high amounts of wastes and by-products that are nowadays partly recycled as a resource and quite systematically exported out of urban areas.

Exported data are then systematically verified to detect errors.

By proving Hypotheses 1 and 2, we show that the productivity of processing exports is systematically higher than that of ordinary exports.

With no sustainable domestic industry to speak of and an economy grossly dependent on exports in large part because of the colonial legacy left behind by first Spain and then the U.S., the Philippines under Marcos began to systematically export its people to work in foreign countries — and send remittances home to keep the Philippine economy afloat.

With no sustainable domestic industry to speak of and an economy grossly dependent on exports in large part because of the colonial legacy left behind by first Spain and then the U.S., the Philippines under Marcos began to systematically export its people to work in foreign countries — and send remittances home to keep the Philippine economy afloat.

During the 1970s and '80s thousands of Eurasian lynx furs and skins were systematically harvested and exported by Russia and China.

Study results indicate that tile drainage is the primary factor controlling watershed discharge and N, especially NO3 N, export in systematically tile-drained agricultural headwater watersheds.

exported adj.

Could some be exported?

When it comes to determining the price range, the importing and exporting countries, respectively, do not systematically advocate low and high prices.