Sentence examples for processed and export from inspiring English sources
At the gene, concomitant with synthesis of the pre-mRNA, the transcription machinery, hnRNP proteins, processing, quality control and export machineries cooperate to release processed and export competent mRNPs.
Though exports were 34% of GDP in 2008, these included "processing exports"—goods imported into China, processed and exported without much value having been added.
The relief applies to goods imported from outside the EU, processed and exported to countries outside the EU after they have undergone manufacturing, processing or repair.
Six TonB-dependent microcins with different primary structures are processed and exported by highly homologous proteins.
Yet they run separate rail lines to two separate ports, where the ore is processed and exported.
See articleNigerian security forces continued to attack militant bases in the Niger Delta in the hope of allowing oil to be processed and exported unimpeded.
However, when expressed as a fusion with the leader sequence from the ompA gene, hexahistidine-tagged PNGase F was efficiently processed and exported to the E. coli periplasm.
According to the canonical model of miRNA biogenesis and action in plants (Jones-Rhoades et al. 2006; Voinnet 2009), the miRNA transcripts were processed and exported to the cytoplasm.
The new iPad Pro scored an absurd 17,995 in benchmark app Geekbench's multi-core test, and processed and exported a five 4K/30fps video via LumaFusion in less than six minutes, these scores and times are better than just about any other portable device available.
Thousands of oil trains are crisscrossing the U.S. as oil companies ship extreme oil from the tar sands and from shale oil fields to coastal refineries and ports, where much of the oil is processed and exported to the world market.
In contrast, what we found is that the DAF<0.1 variations appear largely adaptive in human populations because the maintenance of an optimal minimal intron length results a better functionality (efficiently processed and exported to the cytosol) for minimal intron-containing genes.
