Sentence examples for transporting it out from inspiring English sources

This difference could be explained by the fact that the cardiovascular effects are related to blood level, whereas the preventive CH effect takes place across the blood brain barrier where the efflux transporter P-glycoprotein restricts net brain uptake of verapamil by immediately transporting it out of the brain [8].

However, to avoid accumulation in their tissue, the plants incorporate into nitrogenous organic compounds instead or transporting it out of the tissue, processes that both are energy and thus carbohydrate demanding (Britto et al., 2001; Britto & Kronzucker, 2002; Cao et al., 2009b).

"Somebody's going to have to go in and load it on something and transport it out, probably a barge or something".

The collector was designed to reclaim the superfluous LiLi and transport it out of device.

Protein I κB α, once synthesized in the cytoplasm, enters the nucleus, binds to NF κB, transports it out to the cytoplasm and thus terminates the transcription.

Rather inadvisably, I try to slip the watchstrap under the spider's hooves to transport it out of the front door.

"In the '50s and '60s, the Missoni brand really developed a voice that transported it out of Italy and into the United States," said Will Setliff, the vice president for marketing at Target, "and that is what the aesthetic is inspired by in the campaign".

Starting with 6 outboard and 3 inboard cooling loops, the thermal energy of the helium is transferred by an intermediate heat exchanger to the solar salt, which transports it out of the tokamak building to the energy storage system, which is actually an industrial 2-tanks design.

In the meantime, led by Kalman and Alkateab, a group of Turkish and Syrian strangers arranged by email and WhatsApp to transport it out of a smoldering city into a country where tensions between Turkish citizens and Syrian refugees were already exploding into intermittent violence.

Seems a band of them entered the museum, climbed up the wall, and, deftly removing the bucolic masterpiece, transported it on their collective backs out the front door without so much as a by-your-leave.

He described how people on the Mexican side rip the shrubs out of the soil, boil them with sulfuric acid in vats at a camp downstream, skim the wax off the surface, and then transport it by donkey out of the canyon, up to the mesa, and into Boquillas.