Sentence examples similar to extracting trade from inspiring English sources

MTE (M. tenacissima extract, trade name: Xiao-Ai-Ping injection) (1 g crude/ml) was produced by SanHome Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd (NanJing, China).

The programs use highly granular market data and apply proprietary data science techniques to extract trading profiles of entities behind observed market orders.

The design of strategic rent-extracting trade policies requires information that may be private, such as the cost structure of an industry or parameters of the demand function.

For maintenance, the S. cerevisiae strain BY4741 [ 31] was grown at 30°C in rich YD (yeast dextrose) medium [1% (w/v) yeast extract KAT (trade mark), 2% (w/v) glucose].

The state has been one of the most energetic places in the union in extracting benefits from trade with the People's Republic.

We applied our platform for extracting the best trade-offs between precision and speed up in vulnerability analysis of MIPS processor.

North Korea's about-turn is chiefly aimed at extracting more aid and trade from Japan.

As a matter of example, these extraction trade-offs may result in either low-yield extracts containing large DNA fragment sizes versus high-yield small-fragment DNA.

Its government is expected to exploit the country's strategically important location on the Bay of Bengal to extract concessions on trade and aid from both India and China.India has already sanctioned a $1 billion loan to Bangladesh (its largest-ever to a foreign country) and held out the promise of electricity exports and trade concessions.

In a world with much less information flow than ours Lurie devoured obscure industry trade journals, often extracting a minor footnote about inventories or a new product and building a theme around it.

"The political elite sees this as an attempt to improve the terms for extracting concessions from Germany on trade and defense spending".