Sentence examples for a range of emission from inspiring English sources

As for the future, the IPCC projected a warming of about 0.2 °C (0.35 °F) per decade through the mid-2020s for a range of emission scenarios, but continued greenhouse-gas emissions "at or above current rates would cause further warming and induce many changes in the global climate system".

A simple model was then applied to predict visible water vapour plume development under a range of emission rates for the whole year, as well as by season.

The devices measured fluorescence emission spectra at 16 different excitation wavelengths ranging from 330 nm to 480 nm and collected at a range of emission wavelengths between 360 nm to 800 nm.

In view of this prolonged retention, and as I has a range of emission of approximately 0.8 mm and the thickness of the tumour cord surrounding each tumour vessel in the SW1222 tumours is around 0.5 mm, this isotope was considered the most suitable for RIT using this antibody.

The IPCC has developed a range of emissions scenarios or Representative Concentration Pathways (RCPs) to examine the possible range of future climate change.

Fossil fuel emissions are projected to reach 9 20 GtC y-1 by 2050 in the absence of climate change policies, according to a range of emissions scenarios [3].

We advocate for constructing ensembles of projections based on a range of emissions scenarios, and to use carefully results from worst-case scenarios that may over/under-estimate landslide hazards and risk.

We report a range of emissions measurements, including nitrogen oxides, total hydrocarbons, and particle mass for two grades of crude glycerol (methylated and demethylated) and compare these to No. 2 fuel oil and propane.

The key trifecta of Senators John Kerry (D MA), Lindsey Graham (R SC), and Joe Lieberman I CTtrytoy to get as many senators as possible to back a piece of paper not necessarily a proposed bill in which they commit to a range of emissions cuts, something like "10% to 20% cut by 2030".

Fossil fuel emissions are projected to reach 9 20 GtC y-1 by 2050 in the absence of climate change policies, according to a range of emissions scenarios [ 3].

A range of emissions data show the average automobile's NOx emissions rate declined 4 9% per year between 1995 and 2001, with greater improvements for vehicles up to 4 years old (Pokharel et al. 2003; Schwartz 2003).