Sentence examples for import charged from inspiring English sources

This may be related to the lack of tRNAglu in the nucleomorph: The PPC might import charged glu-tRNAglu rather than gluRS, as was inferred for glyRS in chlorarachniophytes (Hirakawa et al. 2012).

Some organelles, notably the mitochondria of apicomplexans, import charged tRNAs, in which case we expect the tRNAs in question to be missing from the organelle genome (Pino et al. 2010).

A new model for tungsten erosion in OEDGE was developed which imports charge-state resolved carbon impurity fluxes and impact energies from a separate OEDGE run which models the carbon production, transport and deposition for the same plasma conditions as the tungsten simulations.

The coalition is promoting a House resolution aimed at forcing other nations to put their tariffs and import charges in line with those of the United States.

The Naira exchange rate indirectly affects affordability of the health bills since part of the health goods and services have foreign content, whose import charges would always feed into individual final bills.

The car starts at about $68,000 before incentives and subsidies, and will be a strong competitor with the Model X in China, where Tesla is disqualified from subsidies and also faces additional import charges and taxes since its car isn't made locally.

You know about this £24 import charge because he posted a photo of his receipt with the question "ne 1 else ever had to pay this???????" He's on the Top Gear audience waiting list.

You know about this $35 import charge because he posted a photo of his receipt with the question "ne 1 else ever had to pay this???????" He's on the Top Gear audience waiting list.

Import taxes charged directly to consumers when they receive goods ordered online from a business in another European country is bad for the buyer and troublesome for the industry.

Governments can intervene by effectively promoting PD utilization and/or reducing or removing completely the import duty charged on PD materials.

The change will not be instantaneous: UK exporters will be charged import duties on the goods they sell into the EU, just as they do to any country that is a member of a trading bloc.