Sentence examples for the bcv from inspiring English sources
The gold bars in the BCV vaults were "growing mouldy".
THE otherwise sober facade of Venezuela's central bank, the BCV, is adorned with revolutionary graffiti.
The BCV is prohibited by law from endorsing or underwriting deficit financing.
But even if some is stolen, much of the money from the BCV may end up funding social projects.
Leaks from inside the BCV suggest annual inflation is now well over 60% and that GDP fell by almost 5% in the first half of 2014.
The "excess", they say, should be turned over to the government to spend on Mr Chávez's socialist revolution.Last year, the BCV yielded to government pressure and allowed Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA), the state oil monopoly, to divert $2 billion of its dollar revenues that would normally be deposited at the bank into a new fund for social projects.
Sequencing reactions were performed according to the BigDye 1.1 technology (Applied Biosystems) using 5 pmoles of the BCV-RV2 primer.
This reflects cell entry and death by oxidative burst and fusion of the BCVs to lysosomes followed by a recovery phase where replication takes place after approximately 12 h p.i. (Figure 4).
Attempts to shift the density of BCVs by using latex nanoparticles or by making the BCVs magnetic by phagocytosing magnetic beads together with bacteria were not clean enough for analysis, and fluorescence-activated cell sorting of BCVs containing green fluorescent protein-expressing S. typhimurium was not quick enough to obtain sufficient material of the unstable BCV.
Efforts to alter the density of mitochondria or immunodeplete them in the hopes of cleaning up that region of the gradient were successful in that the mitochondrial contamination was decreased but unfortunately this only revealed the presence of many other host-derived membranous compartments in higher abundance that the BCVs.
It was suggested that a reason for the higher BCV prevalence in the south could be the high dairy-herd density, associated with an increased risk of spread between herds through infected animals, vectors and airborne transmission [ 13].
