Sentence examples for carbon gap from inspiring English sources

Revealingly, the gap between London's total carbon-reduction targets and actual reductions between 2006-10 has widened each year, and significantly faster after Boris entered office in 2008, when the carbon gap was 2.1m tonnes.

Because the calculated are interrelated [e.g. in the reductive pentose phosphate pathway, five carbon sugars (X5P and R5P) are converted into three carbon (GAP) and six carbon (F6P) sugars which can then be utilized by the pathway of glycolysis], the database of may be rigorously extended only by recalculating the entire database using all of the raw data.

The area under the ROC curve for carbon dioxide gap was 0. 68 (95% CI 0.55 0.80).

Consequently, fluid administration would be beneficial if carbon dioxide gap increases.

Objective To investigate whether carbon dioxide gap predicts fluid responsiveness in patients with acute circulatory failure.

A variety of functional 1D nanostructures, including silicon nanowires, carbon nanotubes, GaP nanowires, and ZnO nanobelts, has been demonstrated [25 28].

Conclusion In this study, baseline carbon dioxide gap was not universal indicator to predict the fluid responsiveness in patient with circulatory failure.

If low cost efforts such as his can help plug the black carbon data gap, perhaps the warnings of scientists and fine words of politicians will finally be translated into action.

Recently, the central venous-to-arterial carbon dioxide Gap (P v − a CO2) and the P v − a CO2/arterial venous oxygen content difference ratio (P v − a CO2/C v − a O2) have been proposed as additional resuscitation targets.

Venous to arterial carbon dioxide gap increased significantly after the bleeding phase, with significantly higher values in the RF group, and then returned to physiological values by T 3 in both groups.

It accounts for 33 to 40percentt of the carbon emissions gap between current trends and a 2 degree Celsius pathway.