Sentence examples for import data for from inspiring English sources

China's General Administration of Customs is expected to release export and import data for May late Sunday morning in Beijing.

There was also a silver lining to the disappointing Chinese import data for August, as some analysts saw it as a sign that China's authorities would do more to support the economy.

Meanwhile, yesterday's Financial Times pointed out that rising Chinese wages are already leading some manufacturers to move production outside of China:Last week, Jonathan Anderson, a UBS economist, released a report after crunching the numbers of the US and European Union's import data for the first half of 2011.

Up on availability of region-specific production and source-specific import data for all feed items in a region, the WFP* calculations can be updated in future.

If the import matrix is not available in the domestic IRIO table, regional import data for services are better obtained from other official statistics (while there is no relevant way to separate trade in services into end-use categories).

The concept of the oxidative folding pathway was first proposed on the basis of folding and import data for the small Tim proteins that have conserved cysteine motifs and must adopt intramolecular disulfides after import so that they are retained in the organelle.

Data cleaning procedures were performed before importing data for analysis into Stata 9.2 (Stata Corporation, Texas USA).

In order to import data that were available before the installation of DHIS2, we imported data for 2011/12 into the DHIS2 system using the DHIS2 import function.

For example, IGV's external control of the software allows the cBio Cancer Genomics Portal and GenePattern [ 68] to load data directly into IGV, and Gitools accepts imported data for all BioMart [ 69] databases.

We note that we had difficulty in obtaining some of the vaccine import data, particularly for the earlier years examined.

Incongruence of the in vivo and in vitro (normal conditions) import data sets for the sp1 mutant may be explained in terms of TOC abundance differences, in turn linked to the stress of protoplastation and/or to the age of the leaf material employed (older rosette leaves were used in the transfection studies, whereas young seedlings were employed for chloroplast isolation).