Sentence examples for closed chambers from inspiring English sources

Soil CO2 fluxes were measured using an infrared gas analyzer (IRGA) in dark closed chambers.

By using in situ closed chambers the annual average emissions of N2O from the mudflat was determined and it was significantly higher than plant communities, especially herbage communities.

Using in situ closed chambers the annual average emissions of N2O from the leguminous reforestation area (3.3 kg N2ON ha−1 y−1) was significantly higher than agricultural areas with maize (2.2 kg N2ON ha−1 y−1).

In contrast to other methodologies, i.e., smaller and closed chambers, where temperature increases might have been more effective but resulted in unwanted side effects [ 23, 33].

However, most of the experimental evidence showing CO2-induced mineral declines came from artificial facilities, mainly closed chambers and glasshouses, and many results were statistically non-significant.

(The justice was said to be infuriated a few years ago by Edward Lazarus's "Closed Chambers," a tell-all book about the court).

Three-dimensional Cd1−xZn x S nanowires were synthesized in a Teflon-lined stainless steel cylindrical closed chamber with a 100-mL capacity.

A residual soil respiration rate of about 1.9 mmol h−1 m−2 was observed in the dark closed chamber for 100 days after the harvest.

In addition to our study data, data from previous studies that used the same dynamic closed chamber method to measure soil respiration were assembled to generate a more robust relationship (Chang et al. 2008; Kao and Chang 2009; Hsieh et al. 2016).

The Bioptechs FC2 closed chamber system with both chamber and objective temperature control was then mounted onto a Zeiss LSM510 based around an AxioVert 100  M.

The advantages of MICS include an anastigmatic, safer, closed chamber surgery via smaller incisions and rapid visual restoration with minimal post operative inflammation [ 2, 5- 11].