Sentence examples for and the abatement of from inspiring English sources

Efficiency investments are widely regarded as capable of improving industrial competitiveness, security of energy supply and the abatement of greenhouse gas emissions.

The electro-generation of H2O2 and the abatement of the model organic pollutant Acid Orange 7 (AO7) in water by an electro-Fenton process were performed under moderate air pressures (up to 11 bar) for the first time to our knowledge.

The objective of this paper is to design two types of subsidies for biofuel feedstock production and water quality improvement and to analyze how each subsidy affects biomass supply and the abatement of nutrient runoff associated with the conversion of cropland to biomass production.

New sensitive diagnostic devices, in fact, will permit very early personal risk assessment, and the abatement of costs for the disease treatment is a must for healthcare.

Insulin signaling regulates autophagy, the cellular/extra-cellular proteolytic process by which damaged proteins may be degraded and amino acids produced for de novo proteogenesis (Singh & Cuervo, 2011), and this has been suggested as a mechanism by which increased insulin sensitivity may be beneficial for increased survivorship and the abatement of senescence (Arum et al., 2009).

The construction of sewers, and the abatement o harbor pollution has been his main interest since he took a job with the Bklyn.

We also report the preparation of low-cost, eco-friendly, and efficient sorbent using synthesized ZVIN, biomaterial, and chitosan for the abatement of aggregation of synthesized ZVIN.

A novel dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) reactor has been designed and tested for the abatement of diluted volatile organic compounds (VOCs) of different nature.

It might be the case that the economy is fundamentally unchanged from where it was a year or two ago, but has received a boost from the falling cost of petrol and other commodities (and perhaps also from the abatement of government deficit reduction).

Adsorption process is recognized as an effective and economic method for the abatement of heavy metals from wastewater (Fu and Wang 2011).

Structural modifications onto Zea mays Cob powder, ZMCP lead to the formation of novel biomaterial with increased sorption efficiency and environmental stability for the abatement of Pb (II), Cd (II), Ni (II) and Cr (III) in single as well as multi-metal ion solutions.