Sentence examples for above emission from inspiring English sources
Since TPO records give historical harvest volumes, the main obstacle in applying the above emission factor (0.0214 kg C/m3/km) is a lack of knowledge of the average haul distance for the county's timber.
Since TPO records give historical harvest volumes, the main obstacle in applying the above emission factor (0.0214 kg C/m/km) is a lack of knowledge of the average haul distance for the county's timber.
In fact, as will be shown in the "Results and discussion" section, ComMet with the above emission functions may result in poor accuracy of DMR detection depending on the value of pseudo.
Secondly, based on the above carbon emission allocation, the carbon emission of the certain industry is embodied in the products.
Estimates of global CO2 emissions in 2011 from fossil fuel combustion, including cement production and gas flaring, was 34.8 billion tonnes (9.5 ± 0.5 PgC), an increase of 54% above emissions in 1990.
For instance, in the screen shot above, carbon emissions data from Chinese power plants (the orange circles) is laid over population density (the darker the shading, the more people per square mile).
As discussed above, N2O emissions vary greatly in space and time; thus, the direct comparison of soil N2O fluxes from various agro-ecosystems is certainly necessary and only very few studies are available on this subject.
Figure 17 Selective multichannel probes for Pb II) cations; color changes associated with cation complexation (above, absorption, below, emission).
Because of above factors, the emission intensity of SrF2 3Dy (core) is enhanced when it is covered by shell (CaF2).
According to the above mechanisms, the emission of Ho3+: 5I6 → 5I8 is mainly followed by the occurrence of CR1 process.
To evaluate CXCR4 membrane expression, 20 000 cell aliquots were washed in phosphate-buffered saline and then labelled on the membrane using the same anti-CXCR4-conjugated antibody described above and fluorescence emission was analyzed as described above.
