Sentence examples for both sequestration from inspiring English sources

However, this relationship breaks down in arid and semi-arid ecosystems where woody encroachment can lead to both sequestration and a net release of C [15, 17 19].

Figure 7 Net Present Value (NPV) of land management options in forest (panel a) and cropland (panels b and c), with subsidies (panel b) and without subsidies (panel c) with changing price for carbon (both sequestration and substitution).

Yet that didn't stop numerous senators from taking to the floor over the last week to decry the lack of thought going into both sequestration and the continuing resolution, and to criticize the cuts that are being made.

We observe both sequestration of Mbnl1 in the cytoplasmic CUG aggregates and approximately a two-fold elevation in the levels of Cug-bp1 in cardiomyocytes.

The immune response therefore affected both sequestration and histopathology in an organ-specific manner.

The host immune response and particularly pro-inflammatory cytokines can potentially influence both sequestration and pathological sequelae of malaria.

Interestingly, both the sequestration of Hand1 in the nucleolus and its release are functionally important.

Our clinical data from these patients strongly indicate that P. vivax can cause both sequestration-related and nonsequestration-related complications of severe malaria, including cerebral malaria, renal failure, circulatory collapse, severe anemia, hemoglobinurea, abnormal bleeding, ARDS, and jaundice, all of which are commonly associated with P. falciparum infections.

The eLiposomes showed excellent sequestration both in the absence of ultrasound and in the presence of low-intensity ultrasound.

Process safety has taken the spotlight in recent years for both carbon sequestration and wastewater disposal operations.

Because both CO2 sequestration and geothermal aquifer development are marginally profitable, this approach might make the combination project more commercially attractive.   2.