Sentence examples for exporting transfer from inspiring English sources

It has also been shown to import proteins into the nucleus (Yoshida and Blobel 2001), and both Los1p and Msn5p have been shown to be capable of exporting transfer RNAs (tRNAs) from the nucleus.

This committee oversees and approves the import, export, transfer and use of hESC lines within the UK and has also published a Code of Practice for the Use of Human Stem Cell Lines (2010) available via the MRC (MRC, 2013).

--Plans and efforto to export or transfer state-of-the art telecommunications equipment and technology.

Investigators also asked whether Google was effectively locking in customers by making it hard to export or transfer text and images to competing services.

The design was then exported and transferred to an AM machine for building.

The mature mycolic acid can then be exported and transferred to the mycolate containing components of the mycobacterial cell wall, via unknown mycolyltranferases.

To populate the BBGRE database, each table within Moka is exported and transferred as tab-separated flat text files.

Closing such international accounts, known as 'derisking', hurts developing countries because without relationships with big international banks, accessing finance for importing and exporting goods and transferring money abroad becomes harder and more expensive.

Remarkably, the ZmTCRR-1 protein is exported from the transfer cells into the endosperm, where it can be detected at later developmental stages [ 25].

Mr. Salehi, the chief of administration in the president's National Security Council, had been caught on a wiretap carried out by the Major Crimes Task Force soliciting a bribe to intervene in an investigation into the role of a politically well-connected money transfer company in exporting large amounts of cash from the country.

Tissue engineering for bone faces the challenge of exporting successful laboratory protocols; the transfer of such technology for widespread clinical use is still impractical.