Sentence examples for to the exportation of from inspiring English sources

The development of podzols in lateritic landscapes of the upper Amazon basin contributes to the exportation of organic carbon and associated metals in the black waters of the Negro River watershed.

"A proposal to amend Regulation (EC) No 883/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the coordination of social security systems in order to give Member States, with regard to the exportation of child benefits to a Member State other than that where the worker resides, an option to index such benefits to the conditions of the Member State where the child resides.

Thus considering all the issues previously discussed in relation to recontacting a donor, should this consent be required prior to the exportation of any sample?

The guidelines further state that a MTA must also be signed by all parties to the research, but there is no requirement that the donor's consent be obtained prior to the exportation of the sample.

This update reflected the intentions of the user: the introduction of Work3 in the ORCID profile due to the exportation of Production1, unified the two groups under a single group of similar works.

"It is unacceptable to ask U.S. workers to subsidize the exportation of their own jobs," said Representative Dennis Kucinich, Democrat of Ohio, whose district includes Cleveland.

"Since 2005 GA has sought federal government intervention to stop the exportation of Australian greyhounds to destinations where that movement would be contrary to the greyhound's best interests and the interests of the industry.

Since AcrB plays a critical role in substrate recognition and transport in the tripartite system [ 14], we endeavored to engineer this protein to improve the efflux efficiency of the pump system, particularly to accelerate the exportation of biofuel molecules into the growth medium for easy recovery.

Reprieve filed a lawsuit to ban the exportation of thiopental for use in executions.

After the cutting of each cycle, the zones were scrapped and rattled, to simulate the exportation of forage by grazing.

However, these regulations have been increasingly used to govern the exportation of controlled technical data since the 1990s, including the creation of the "deemed export rule," which regulates the transfer of export-controlled technical data to foreign nationals in the United States.