Sentence examples for burning affect from inspiring English sources

Emissions of carbon monoxide and methane by biomass burning affect the oxidation efficiency of the atmosphere by reacting with hydroxyl radicals, and emissions of nitric oxide and hydrocarbons lead to high ozone concentrations in the tropics during the dry season.

The specific objective of this study is to assess how prescribed burning affects the rate of generation of foliar and non-foliar litterfall biomass due to the fire.

This study compared burn patterns of prescribed fires and managed unplanned wildfires to understand how the differing burning regimes affect ecosystem properties.

Participants were also asked to what extent the AGS contributes to the local economy and their perceptions of how future woody biomass burning might affect the town's economy.

Test results demonstrated that H2 contents are the root cause of the high-order instability mode and shifting within modes, since fast burning H2 affects the chemical time and flame temperature of syngas more than that of CO and CH4.

Bernhardt and Roth described a syndrome characterised by sensory symptoms of paraesthesiae and burning pain, affecting mainly the lateral or, less commonly, the anterior part of the thigh, with no motor signs.

Emissions of mercury and sulfur from coal burning will affect the delicate ecological balance of the forest.

The external explosion does not affect burning rate inside the enclosure.

Therefore we propose that burning appears to affect the composition of the DOC rather than the absolute DOC concentration.

But a new study in Nature shows just how cycles of CO2 in the atmosphere caused by burning fossil fuels will affect different parts of the ocean.

Transport simulations at the IO confirmed that charge-exchange sputtering of the SS surfaces would not affect burning plasma operation through core impurity contamination, but a second key issue is the potential melt damage/material loss inflicted by the intense photon radiation flashes expected at the thermal quench of disruptions mitigated by massive gas injection.