Sentence examples for leading terminal from inspiring English sources
The airport will cease buying property in Sipson, near Heathrow, according BAA, a leading terminal operator that is owned by the Spanish builder Ferrovial.
Enrique Razon chairs the International Container Terminal Services (ICTSI), the country's leading terminal operator with $1.1 billion in sales.
In addition, only epithelial structures distal to the lymph node were included in the analyses due to the predominant localisation of the hyperplastic phenotype along ducts leading to terminal end buds.
Many leading ship terminal operating companies are indeed foreign owned.
Its airport at Ringway, 10 miles (16 km) south of the city, is the leading British terminal outside London in the volume of international traffic handled and in the diversity of both its European and its transatlantic services.
Systematic experiments on laboratory-grown polycrystalline granular ice and columnar S2 ice loaded triaxially under a high degree of confinement at T = −10 °C to T = −40 °C at applied strain rates ε˙11="1×10-5s-1 to ε˙11="2×10-1showshow the mechanical response and microstructural evolution leading to terminal failure.
The appearance of respiratory distress in the mice is reminiscent of the events leading to terminal apnea in the MORTEMUS study of epilepsy patients with SUDEP (26).
Two Col4a5 truncation mutations have been identified in dogs (Samoyed and Navasota dogs) with clinical features of proteinuria and progressive kidney disease leading to terminal failure [ 27].
Balkan endemic nephropathy (BEN) is a familial chronic tubulointerstitial disease with insidious onset and slow progression leading to terminal renal failure.
Many of these losses are at nodes leading to terminal taxa that are obligate animal pathogens, but complete GH32 gene loss is also predicted for the most recent common ancestor of the Agaricomycete lineage.
Our results and those of several other studies probing tissue-specific activities of core promoter factors and co-activators suggest a model in which changes in these complexes are integral to the transcriptional program leading to terminal differentiation.
