Sentence examples for assessment of sequestration from inspiring English sources

This article presents the most current assessment of sequestration rates by forest management for the period 1990 200707 and provides an outlook of future emissions and removals (up to the year 2042) related to three different management scenarios.

It presents the most current assessment of sequestration rates by forest management for the period 1990 200707, provides an outlook of future emissions and removals (up to the year 2042) as related to three different management scenarios, and shows that implementation of some Accra options may reverse sources to sinks, or sinks to sources.

Therein, we report the preparation of immobilized chitosan derivative on modified silica and the assessment of potential sequestration of Ag NPs in municipal wastewater.

Furthermore, accurate assessment of carbon sequestration by forests is hampered by lack of information regarding below-ground biomass.

National reporting on greenhouse-gas emissions in the "Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry (LULUCF)"sector includes an assessment of carbon sequestration by forests, cf. [1, 2].

The obtained insight in the reaction mechanisms enables the energetic and economic assessment of CO2 sequestration by wollastonite carbonation, which forms an essential next step in its further development.

National reporting on greenhouse-gas emissions in the "Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry (LULUCF)"sector includes an assessment of carbon sequestration by forests, cf. [ 1, 2].

As Ben Eltham notes in a scathing review of the policy here, according to a comprehensive scientific review of soil carbon technology by the CSIRO last year, "a general lack of research in this area is currently preventing a more quantitative assessment of the carbon sequestration potential of agricultural soils".

Accurate modeling of retention is important in the evaluation of the economics of reservoir development and in the assessment of potential CO2 sequestration.

Because accessory arteries and venous drainage are adequately visualized intraoperatively, some institutions consider the localization of the aberrant systemic artery alone to be essential for the preoperative assessment of symptomatic pulmonary sequestration [ 20].

This study may help deepen our understanding of the mechanisms of CO2 injection and generate quantitative information in support of design, monitoring and risk assessment of the CO2 geological sequestration.