Sentence examples for process cargo from inspiring English sources

The development of free ports is an example of how inland logistics shapes maritime transport through the growth of international trade and the strategies of freight forwarders to handle, distribute and process cargo that has an international origin or destination (Rodrigue and Notteboom, 2009).

These findings demonstrate that the dispersed Golgi stacks are functional and can process cargo for anterograde transport to the cell surface.

During this process, cargoes are recruited to the lumen of the autophagosome via a protein called LC3, which becomes tethered to autophagosome membranes during biogenesis.

In selective processes, cargo recognition is an important step and requires a specific receptor-like protein that links the protein/organelle to the autophagy machinery at the PAS (Scott et al, 2001; Lynch-Day and Klionsky, 2010; Weidberg et al, 2011).

But the guidance does say that it is illegal for a company based or listed in Britain to make "unofficial payments" to "public officials in order to secure or expedite the performance of a routine or necessary action" — for example, paying a port to process some cargo faster.

AP2 functions in clathrin-mediated endocytosis, the process whereby cargo enters the endosomal system from the plasma membrane.

This longitudinal tension could form part of a geometric sorting process driving cargo segregation into distinct functional domains (Mayor et al., 1993).

The above-mentioned comprehensive factors cover the main processes of cargo branches and the related PIs for these factors need to be determined while measuring the performance.

This implies that the processes of cargo sorting, movement to the cell centre and acquisition of fusion competence are co-ordinated.

Cytoplasmic dynein is the primary MT minus-end directed motor responsible for diverse cellular processes in cargo transport, nuclear positioning, and cell division (Roberts et al., 2013).

The function of these binding sites seems to be to produce a concentrated cloud of the factors around the entrances of the NPC to make the various processes of cargo loading and release more efficient (reviewed in Strambio-de-Castillia et al. 2010; Wente and Rout 2010).