Sentence examples for carbon reflects from inspiring English sources

Decrease in organic carbon reflects the degradation of organic matter and its rapid maturity.

The long-term mean carbon stock reflects the equilibrium carbon stock of a particular land use.

The stable carbon isotope ratio in dissolved inorganic carbon (δ13Ccarb) reflects the initial isotope composition in the original seawater (Saltzman 2005; Ainsaar et al. 2010; Munnecke et al. 2011).

Contrary to conventional wisdom, sampling flow conditions and sampling frequency showed little impact on the sampled distribution of transported sediment carbon, which reflects the amalgamation of streambank and upland carbon sources on the stream bed in this low-gradient stream.

The debate over the exact measurements of San Francisco's carbon emissions reflects the intensifying politics of green energy.

Our neighbour world, cloaked in a dense atmosphere of carbon dioxide, reflects sunlight amazingly: it is the brightest object in the sky after the Sun and Moon.

These steps include increased energy efficiency in all sectors — building retrofits can achieve 70-90% reductions — and an effective price on carbon that reflects the enormous health and environmental costs of fossil fuels.

The sum of the amounts removed by the effluent and the carbon column reflects the total amount injected.

The large range of peat carbon estimates reflects considerable differences in peat volume provided by the map sources.

The choice of substrates was based on their nominal oxidation state of carbon, which reflects the energy yield and the biogeochemical reactivity of a compound.

Annual variability, i.e., wet and dry years, and seasonal variability were needed to adequately capture the statistical distribution of transported sediment carbon, which reflects the stochastic nature of the hydrologic regime annually and the seasonal variability of biological processes.