Sentence examples for study export from inspiring English sources

According to the investigation of business performance in this study, export rates were removed from performance measures and it shows that in order to improve performance, companies should not necessarily involve in export activities.

According to present study, export quality shrimps have been found to harbor the additional virulent genes in Listeria spp. and Klebsiella spp. which further added the new molecular insight into the current knowledge on the shrimp quality.

Sources: results from the study Export MTR 2030 GTR 2030 GTI 2030 Rice + + – Wheat + + – Other grain products + + – Vegetable and fruits + + – Oil seeds + + – Bovine cattle, sheep, and goats, horses + + – Other animal products + + – Fishery products – – + Bovine meat products + + – Other meat products + + – Vegetable oils and fats + + –.

Some participants in our study "exported" the checklist from the OR to remote locations and unfamiliar contexts.

MTB participated in the coordination and design of the study, exported animals, discussed the interpretation of the results and commented on drafts of the paper.

In the previously studied export quality shrimp samples, presence of a range of pathogenic bacteria including Listeria spp. and Klebsiella spp. were detected.

Eight studies exported an association between vegetables intake and risk of T2D, with 20 933 T2D outcomes and 290 927 participants.

We study firms' export and R&D activities and their effects on employment growth and worker flows for a sample of Italian SMEs operating in the manufacturing industry.

This includes the study of export behavior (Peng & Ilinitch, 1998), but so far China, India, Brazil, and Russia have attracted the majority of the attention for researchers in international business and emerging economies (Chang & Xu, 2008; Filatotchev, Dyomina, Wright, & Buck, 2001; Singh & Gaur, 2013).

Our results are consistent with a recently published study demonstrating export of GFP in P. berghei-infected erythrocytes by the N-terminus of P. falciparum histidine rich protein II, which has a Type 1 N terminus [27].

This study defined export credit as "a guarantee, insurance, financing, refinancing or interest rate support arrangement provided by a government which allows a foreign buyer of exported goods and/or services to defer payments over a period of time".