In 2015, the pot gets an additional $9 billion bump over what it would have been under sequestration, although the total creeps up by less than $1 billion.
That agreement is a positive step, she noted, and because of it, funding for science in 2014 won't be as bad as it could have been, under sequestration.
As far as the mechanism why obese individuals have lower serum 25(OH D concentrations, 25(OH D has a high lipid-solubility, and it may well be that this vitamin is under sequestration when adipose tissue is in excess, resulting in reduced 25(OH D bioavailability [ 34].
The President's Budget proposes about $74 billion more in discretionary investments than would be allowed under sequestration in 2016, a roughly seven percent increase over the sequestration level.
The president of the Aerospace Industries Association also weighs in on whether the next "community that gets hit with a super storm" will be adequately assisted, and the National Park Service director frets over the fact "that federal firefighting efforts will be under deep stress later this year because of sequestration".
Currently, CO2 sequestration is under development internationally by such organizations as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum [13].
Highest rate of SOC sequestration was under WC-NT and when increases in SOC from 1994 to 1999 were annualized was 1.0 and 1.9 Mg SOC yr−1 in the 0 15- and 15 30-cm 15 30-cmrespectively.
It is, however, possible that genes related to alkaloid sequestration are under a strong selective force and are rapidly evolving.
(In the full quote, Hagel talks about the need for a strategic rethinking of priorities — precisely the sort of thinking that's not possible under sequestration).
Offshore geologic storage of carbon dioxide (CO2), known as offshore carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), has been under active investigation as a safe, effective mitigation option for reducing CO2 levels from anthropogenic fossil fuel burning and climate change.
