Sentence examples for exporting literature from inspiring English sources

Readers in Denmark, who are more accustomed to exporting literature to Greenland than importing it, have connected in similar ways.

A few orders have come in from Germany, the U.S., and the U.K. as well — countries that have historically exported literature to Africa, instead of the other way around.

We extend innovation studies and enrich the export literature by analyzing the role of firms' innovation and market strategies in explaining export diversification.

The new model is compatible with much of the existing Plasmodium protein export literature and incorporates additional mechanistic insights from other protein trafficking process.

In this case study, we used ProteinQuest (PQ), an advanced text-mining tool that resorts to the web services offered by PubMed to identify all proteins co-cited in the same abstract or figure legend [44] and to export the literature co-occurrence information as a network file that can be managed in Cytoscape.

Exporting this across to literature, style itself can become a form of invention.

Moreover, literature examining the effects of EPS on exporting firms' success is dominated by a single performance perspective, namely, financial goal achievement.

Importing and exporting oil and gas have been modeled by game theory in the literature.

15 The exported files from the literature searching will be uploaded and de-duplicated in Endnote X4 (Thomson Reuters) and then imported into Microsoft Access for reviewing purposes.

In the international literature, AHTs have often been reported as a component within aid programs, exporting essential technologies from developed nations to developing nations [ 4].

Based on innovation literature, the present research seeks to validate the influence of innovation on the performance of exporting firms in emerging economies.