Sentence examples for increased exportation from inspiring English sources

This event marks the increased exportation of Chinese culture to the West.

As emerging innovations in the fields of genetics, genomics and biotechnology increase, the value of biological samples and data [ 1, 2] creates greater demand that will lead to increased exportation of biological samples and data for technologically advanced biomedical research mostly in developed countries.

Apart from cell replacement approaches, these strategies rely on the regrowth of aged thymic tissue, which does transiently result in increased exportation of new T cells; however, while quantitative differences in cellularity are observed, qualitative changes in thymic stroma are absent and this may lead to a higher risk of self-reactivity in newly generated T cells (Griffith et al., 2012).

The results below indicate a high demand for Indonesian OMS and an increasing exportation of seahorses cultured in Indonesia, which indicates that market flooding is not an imminent threat.

"A lot of companies are continuing to increase their exportation of jobs overseas, and I think it's very foolish of government to follow their bad example".

In the context of global change (decreasing atmospheric inputs, increasing biomass exportation, climate change), it is important to determine calcium sources to the ecosystem and tree nutrition to better understand how forest ecosystems will respond to these changes over time.

This practice could transport nutrient-rich deep water to the euphotic zone, enhance phytoplankton growth and consequently increase organic carbon exportation to the deep ocean via the biological pump.

Also in 1993, the Société Hippique Percheronne anticipated the increasing tourist and exportation markets by prohibiting docking, which was not prohibited for other draft breeds until 1996.

In this case, the period in which there are enough infected persons in this group who can contribute to an increased rate of spread of exportation of cases is short (Appendix Figure 2, panel B).

The illegal exportation of endangered rosewood from protected national forests abruptly increased under the HAT, with several business leaders and politicians linked to the HAT having been implicated in trafficking the valuable wood to China; NGOs and the US government accused the Rajoelina administration of selling the wood to supplement the national budget and finance its public works projects.

Brazil is one of the few developing countries which is increasing the production and exportation of organic bovine beef (Chander et al. 2011).