Sentence examples for carbon drain from inspiring English sources

Another beneficial effect is that high cell concentrations tend to down-regulate yeast cell growth, resulting in reduced carbon drain for growth.

In the mucA strain, respiration is still low, whereas the fructose uptake is strongly elevated to accommodate the carbon drain into alginate.

"What it means is that the carbon coming out of these sites is more reactive" than the carbon draining from the active layer of permafrost, Cory says.

The logging of whole trees releases all of their stored carbon and drains the planet's "carbon sink" or potential for absorbing more emissions.

Endoparasites can be seen as consumers that drain carbon (C) or energy from their host while simultaneously competing for limiting resources such as phosphorus (P).

Hinkel, K. M. et al. Spatial extent, age, and carbon stocks in drained thaw lake basins on the Barrow Peninsula, Alaska.

A third of whatever we emit in the way of carbon dioxide ultimately drains to the ocean, which is all the more reason to curb emissions quickly.

Based on understanding gained from this in situ experiment, we propose a new conceptual model that projects the future degradation of peat carbon stores under drained and burned scenarios (Figure 1).

Losses of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) from drained peatlands are of concern, due to the effects this has on the delivery of ecosystem services, and especially on the long-term store of carbon and the provision of drinking water.

In terms of carbon emissions, the draining of peat bogs is a far greater problem in Indonesia than deforestation; some 60percentt of the country's overall CO2 emissions are bubbling up out of its bogs, as farmers and loggers drain them to plant palm oil or timber, or set fire to them as they clear the forests above.

The anaplerotic flux replenishes carbons to the TCA cycle flux by importing C4 compounds as there is drain of carbon to biosynthesis.