Sentence examples for carbon utilisation from inspiring English sources

In our study, drought induced the accumulation of compounds related to the central carbon metabolism (Fig. 3) suggesting that carbon utilisation for biomass formation and growth was impaired under stress.

The observed results are likely to be a combination of carbon transport processes together with their overall regulation, illustrated in S. cerevisiae, by the hexose transporter family and the regulation of carbon utilisation through the MIG1 transcriptional regulator (Gancedo 1998, Ozcan and Johnson, 1999).

Alternative pathways for carbon utilisation have been shown to exist in fungi and bacteria.

The transcription of genes involved in alternative carbon utilisation also requires the action of transcriptional inducers.

We employed the Biolog Phenotype MicroArray™ (PM) technology [ 29, 30] to assess carbon utilisation in these strains.

Also of note, the "protein biosynthesis" category is down-regulated and "carbon utilisation" is up-regulated in citrus in response to gibberellins [ 62].

Mineral Carbonation International, an Australian company developing carbon-utilisation technology will officially launch its technology and research program at the Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources on Friday.

Water content was found to be the most important factor moderating basal respiration and functional diversity, whereas the organic matter content was identified as the most important covariate for SIR. Multivariate analysis of the carbon source utilisation patterns of the Biolog plates with equivalent average well-colour development revealed homogenous substrate utilisation among samples.

Carbon Dioxide Utilisation (CDU) technologies convert Carbon Dioxide (CO2) into carbon-based products.

Carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) is seen by experts as a vital technology for tackling climate change, and reducing emissions in hard-to-treat polluting industries.

This paper is presenting, through various illustrative coal-based examples, the carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) technologies used to reduce the carbon footprint of the overall processes.