Sentence examples for trade nature from inspiring English sources

The findings of stress responding genes as well as signal transduction systems also confirmed the jack of all trade nature of the bacterium which could survive in a variety of hosts and growth conditions, including intracellular niches.

It makes sense to treat them, and their business, as a solution, not a problem.* "Trading nature", by Dilys Roe, TRAFFIC, 2008.

How can an entrepreneur evaluate a "trade with nature" (productive investment)?

The company backed off, a development that was reported earlier this year in the trade journal Nature Biotechnology.

The most the Miami nations were willing to concede was to allow the protocol to apply to seed stocks of these crops ie, stuff that is intended for introduction into the environment and not stuff that might escape accidentally.The Miami group's principal opponent, the "Like-minded" group of developing countries, argued that neither trade nor nature are tidy.

University professors taught more modern, state-of-the-art languages and techniques instead of COBOL which was said to have a "trade school" nature.

But Hodgkin's is also a discarding and a trading-up nature, for which almost nothing is there forever.

The gravity model confirms the trade-creating nature of the preferences, but suggests that the gains have been declining since the 1970s, despite (or because of) the trade-creating reforms of the 1990s.

Because of the trade-off nature of sensitivity and specificity, meta-analysis of diagnostic tests using these conventional expressions offers statistical challenges.

A thorough analysis of domestic support measures was not possible because of the lack of information on those of a trade-distorting nature (the AMS category).

Strategies that optimize trade-offs, by nature more complex than trade-offs in single-commodity production systems, have been neglected.