Sentence examples for caused by extraction of from inspiring English sources
"[By] assessing pollution caused by extraction of raw materials, production, transportation and disposal…an HDPE plastic bag would have a baseline global warming potential of 1.57 kg Co2 equivalent, falling to 1.4 kg Co2e if re-used once, the same as a paper bag used four times (1.38 kg Co2e).
Although DGGE band intensity does not necessarily correspond to population size because of biases caused by extraction efficiencies (Holben 1994) and amplification (von Wintzingerode et al. 1997; Wilson 1997), an attempt was made to facilitate identification of the band(s) associated with benzoate-fermenting population(s) by selectively stimulating their growth.
People have long been dying because of the local pollution caused by extraction and combustion - thousands annually die just from mercury pollution in the United States caused by the coal industry.
The two fundamental steps of employing influence function methods in subsidence prediction are: (1) definition of the influence function that describes the distribution of subsidence influence on the ground surface caused by the extraction of one element of the coal seam, and (2) integration of the influence function over the "mine area".
Wairakei, New Zealand has suffered the most well-known reported case of subsidence caused by excessive extraction of geothermal energy and subsequent reduction of groundwater, leading to ground-surface settlements as large as 15 m [2].
The system has three distinctive features: estimation of faults caused by design, extraction of faulty parts or faulty operations, and analysis of fault phenomena.
These uses conserve landfill space, reduce the demand for virgin materials, and reduce carbon dioxide emissions caused by the extraction of virgin materials and the manufacture of finished products.
Although the Bligh and Dyer method appears to have recovered more fatty acids than any other method, this is an error caused by insufficient extraction of the internal standard (see " Acidification of Bligh and Dyer" section).
Nuclear power is also not clean; discharges of hot water cause considerable damage to the environment - to say nothing of the enormous environmental damage caused by the extraction of uranium.
It has therefore proved difficult to understand the stability and resilience of these benthic ecosystems after disturbance caused by the extraction of aggregates on an industrial scale.
