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The sum of imports and exports in 2008 as a fraction of GDP 24% for America and 56% for China may suggest that China is much more open than America is.

Trade openness is measured as the sum of imports and exports divided by total output ((imports + exports)/output).Figures 4 and 5 present data on the import penetration and export intensity indices at the industry level.

The left-hand side of the equation represents the sum of imports, domestic supply, and manufactured quantity of a product in a country, while the right-hand side represents the sum of domestic demand for end products, demand for input in the manufacture of other products, and exports to other countries.

Since we consider three countries, the exports of one must be the linear sum of imports of the other two M k 1 = c 1 X k 2 + c 2 X k 3, M k 2 = d 1 X k 1 + d 2 X k 3, M k 3 = r 1 X k 1 + r 2 X k 2. (7)Nothathat c 1 + r 2 = 1, c 2 + d 2 = 1, r 1 + d 1 = 1.

Total trade is the sum of imports recorded by Indonesia and exports to Indonesia recorded by trade partners.

The "globalization" test noted in the text included the import share of gross domestic product in the VAR and, in a separate test, the sum of import and export shares.

The sum of imported serine and glycine are of the same amount as is required for protein synthesis (data not shown), indicating that additional serine synthesized from glucose fulfills a different requirement.

Although local DF outbreaks are often ascribed to imported DF cases in the two study sites, our results show that the sum of imported DF cases in the previous 2 weeks is a determinant of incidence of weekly autochthonous DF in Cairns, but not in Townsville.

The mean weekly autochthonous DF incidence only increased 4.6-fold (to a mean autochthonous DF incidence of 11.09 relative to an overall mean autochthonous DF incidence of 2.42) at a 3-week lagged moving average maximum temperature of ≥32 °C if the 4-week lagged moving average minimum temperature was ≥24 °C and the sum of imported DF cases in the previous 2 weeks was >0.

For Cairns, the 4-week lagged moving average minimum temperature, the 3-week lagged moving average maximum temperature and the sum of imported dengue cases in the previous 2 weeks were found to be associated with weekly incidence of autochthonous DF.

In Cairns, mean weekly autochthonous DF incidence increased 16.3-fold when the 3-week lagged moving average maximum temperature was <32 °C, the 4-week lagged moving average minimum temperature was ≥24 °C and the sum of imported DF cases in the previous 2 weeks was >0.