Sentence examples for decrease in the carbon from inspiring English sources

Almost half of this was accounted for by a drop in electricity generation, the rest was due to a decrease in the carbon intensity of the sector (ie. more gas and renewables).

Based on thermodynamics and TEM/EDS analyses, it is supposed that austenite growth is controlled by carbon diffusion in specimens with Si and Mn added, as well as the Fe 0.6 mass% C binary material, while a decrease in the carbon activity gradient with the addition of these elements results in slower reversion kinetics.

The yield equal to 384 g C/g Ni was characteristic of the catalyst free of silicates, while the presence of silicates in amount of 1.5 2 wt.% caused a decrease in the carbon yield to 40 g C/g Ni.

The XPS method showed a decrease in the carbon concentration with increasing time of plasma treatment.

This agrees with fact that asphaltene precipitation increases with decrease in the carbon chain-length of the precipitating agent (Diallo et al. 2000).

The increase in iclR expression levels and the decrease in the aceBAK operon expression level led to a decrease in the carbon flux of the glyoxylate shunt.

The EV mandate sets minimum sales targets for manufacturers while the LCFS requires a steady-decrease in the carbon intensity of transportation fuels, and electricity counts as a very low carbon fuel under the standard, especially in California with its clean electricity mix.

This approach does not include assumptions on the future impact of policies but considers fully the country-specific forest characteristics and the age-related forest dynamics, i.e. depending on the age-class legacy resulting from past management and natural disturbances, continuation of historical forest management activities may lead to future increases or decreases in the carbon sink.

AB 32 contains precise specifications needed to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases, such as a trading system for emission permits, decreases in the carbon intensity of gasoline, and orders for utilities to generate more electricity from solar and other renewable sources.

However, due to the lack of disturbance events detected with the VCT in 2009, corresponding decreases in the carbon stocks from the disturbance events were not reflected in the CBM-CFS3 estimates.

Increasing C loading on HMO clearly shows a decrease in the percent carbon signal of reduced (C C) C and a concomitant increase in more oxidized forms (i.e., C O/C N and C=O) (Fig. 1).