The ability of C. gattii to associate with vesicular elements in wood blocks, to survive in the vasculature of live almond trees, and to spread into soil (35, 37 ) suggests that the pathogen can spread through the exportation of wood and trees (24 ).
The 42nd Parallel, Part I of John Dos Passos's U. S. A. trilogy, offers the following prose poem describing railroad-cum-fruit magnate Minor C. Keith's--and by corollary, the U.S.'s--conquest of the Central American isthmus through the cultivation and exportation of the banana.
We also demonstrate that cell death can be induced in colon cancer cells by increasing the intracellular content in PGE2, either through direct microinjection or through the inhibition of PGE2 intracellular exportation and degradation, provided the cells express the protein Bax.
His theses on free trade, the benefits of exportation, and the error of establishing the value of money through royal decree regardless of the laws of the market, were unexpected by his contemporaries.
For example, Wzc not only participates in the polymerization and exportation of CA capsules [ 1] but also enhances Ugd activity through phosphorylation [ 35].
c) Encourage the exportation of Medicare recipients to Canada.
Halmstad's port services timber exportation.
Has misery become our best product for exportation?
The American easing of sanctions on Iran in 2000 that lifted the ban on the exportation of items like carpets and caviar did not greatly increase the market in the United States, although Iranian carpet dealers still lavish praise on former Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright for pushing through the measure.
It meant loss of control over the exploration, extraction, and exportation of the same oil.
