Sentence examples for the export rate from inspiring English sources

As part of an accord last November, Israel and the PA agreed to raise the export rate through Karni to 150 truckloads a day by the end of 2005 and to 400 by the end of 2006.

At the time of entry into mitosis, the import rate is increased, whereas the export rate is decreased, leading to rapid nuclear accumulation of Cdc2/cyclin B1.

Tor kinase exercised this control by negatively regulating the phosphatase, Pph21/22 which was required for decreasing the export rate.

cAMP-PKA pathway reduced the import rate by phosphorylating the nuclear localization signal (NLS) present in Msn2/4 and also increased the export rate during glucose re-addition to glucose starved cells [45].

Tor kinase mediated this effect through negative regulation of the phosphatase Pph21/22 as given by Equation 7. We have analyzed the sensitivity with which TOR pathway regulated the phosphatase Pph21/22 and thereby the export rate of Msn2/4.

To determine the export rate, the linear part of each sigmoid curve was extracted and fitted with a linear equation: The slope (m) of this linear fit is the export rate in min−1.

The export rates for both nutrients were higher in spring than in summer.

During the day, starch is synthesised to serve as an intermediate store of carbon fixed during photosynthesis when rates of production exceed the export rates of the chloroplasts.

Using labeling efficiency and thymic cellularity to normalize the data, we found no difference in the export rates of mature thymocytes when comparing wt and ADAM8−/− mice (Figure 4C).

Significantly different parameters were obtained for parasitized hemoglobinopathic erythrocytes: Onsets of export were delayed by 120 to 190 min (Fig. 5C); the export rates were slower (0.05 to 0.1 min−1) (Fig. 5E); and the final export plateau values were lower (24 to 31%), compared to parasitized wild type erythrocytes.

Extensive publicity and political attention around the reduction in gross feed in tariff rate to Australian $0.20/kWh for systems signed off after the 27 October 2010, and further falls in the exporting rate when investing beyond 28 April 2011, has negatively framed public perception of investing in domestic photovoltaic technology in NSW after 27 October 2010.