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excise

[ek-sīz´]

to remove by cutting.

ex·cise

(ek-sīz'), Avoid the misspelling exise.

To cut out.
See also: resect.

excise

/ex·cise/ (ek-sīz´) to remove by cutting.

excise

(ĭk-sīz′)

To remove by cutting.

ex·cise

(ek'sīz)

To cut out.
See also: resect

excise

to remove by cutting.

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The flp enzyme will excise the sterility gene, and the seeds will grow into fertile hybrids, the team expects.

They used an enzyme called Cre and DNA sequences called lox to excise genes.

Making genes disappear...

The Bulgarian excise for 2011, equal to some EUR 65 per kg, will be lower than that for neighboring EU members Greece and Romania, which are said to be EUR 67 and EUR 81, respectively.

Bulgaria will continue in a course of gradual raise in the excise of raw cut tobacco with state budget 2011, which previews a rate of BGN 130 per kg.

Bulgaria to Gradually Up Excise on Raw Tobacco

As of next year, the Customs Administration is going to take over the management of the excise from the Public Revenue Office.

Customs takes control of excise next year

The excises in the country's budget participate with over ten billion denars and therefore proper management with this duty was necessary.

32 percent growth of excise revenues: the Technical Cooperation Project (2010-2012) between the Customs Administration and the Dutch counterpart institution has resulted in increased collection of excise taxes by 32 percent, simplified customs procedures during import and export, as well as trade facilitation and enhanced controls