Sentence examples for import processing from inspiring English sources

Core 2 subunit, which is also a nuclear encoded protein is a homolog of mitochondrial processing protease-alpha subunit and is thought to be important for mitochondrial protein import, processing and integrity of Complex-III [ 20].

For detailed information on the visual capabilities of NetWalker, along with other functionalities for dataset import, processing, heatmap clustering, GeneConnector and inter-operability with external applications, including R, please see Manual in the Additional file 1. Table  1 contains a summary of comparison of functionalities in NetWalker with other popular software applications.

Dozens of foreign-owned companies are active in the importing, processing, and canning of fish.

ADS utilizes Perl scripts for importing, processing and standardizing bibliographic data.

In the EU, commercially important GM OSR varieties, like GT73 and Ms8xRf3, are authorised for import and processing, but not for cultivation so far.

On Tuesday, the commission also approved three additional types of genetically modified corn by Monsanto for food and feed, but those are for import and processing rather than cultivation.

(The European Food Safety Authority [EFSA] in Parma, Italy, gave NK603 a green light for import and processing in 2003).

Presently, the import and processing of three GE-oilseed rape cultivars is permitted in the European Union (EU).

The companies of the chemical industry need to comply with numerous legal provisions which ensure the safe import, manufacture, processing and use of chemical products.

Since no applications for cultivation were available from this period, the focus was put on applications for import and processing only.

Last July the new EU Commission President, Jean-Claude Juncker, said the legal changes were necessary because under current rules "the Commission is legally obliged to authorise the import and processing of new GMOs [genetically modified organisms], even in cases where a clear majority of member states are opposed to their use".