Sentence examples for licenses table from inspiring English sources

For example, most of the 9 million specimens landed in 2007 were collected by only ∼40% of active FLML licenses (Table 2).

Author ILG has an interest in Phyto Colorants LLC, which licenses table beet germplasm from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation to the food industry.

The association, a group of about 85 international entertainment journalists, last year received net income around $6 million from the ceremony's network license fee, table sales and other receipts, according to statements filed with federal tax authorities.

And, growth in commercialization activity has been relatively flat from 2010 2013 with the exception of a recent increase in license income (Table 2).

• Over breakfast this week, he laid the brochure for the purchase of Giants personal seat licenses on the table and said: "I'm not going to sit here and tell you that football hasn't been important to me and my family, but I don't want to do this and not just because I basically can't afford to.

For example, in Guinea-Bissau, a former senior government official was recently charged with selling fishing licenses under the table.

Conversely, an observation of the innovation activities of pharmaceutical companies affected by compulsory licensing found that there was no uniform decline in the rate of medicine patenting and other measures of inventive activity by companies affected by compulsory licenses [ 45] Table 5.

In terms of specific results, leaving projects exposed and legally unattended, the managerial decision of not having a license specified was detected both ways, as projects left the "none" choice 88 times and, surprisingly, changed their current state of having a license to one where they have no license 55 times (see Table 1, type of license A).

The participants were asked about their support for various traffic safety interventions such as traffic cameras, cell phone laws, DWI laws, and older driver license renewal laws (Table 4).

But the consolidation trend doesn't alter the reality of the disturbing, if little-noticed, trend going on in the software arena: Ever more of companies' revenue is coming from servicing their products rather than from licensing them (see table).

Dydrogesterone, norethisterone and an ethinyloestradiol/levonorgestrel combination (Ovranette®), all have a license for PMS (Table 2: see Additional File).