Sentence examples for degrees of carbon from inspiring English sources

In each site, samples from a chronosequence of land abandonment were size fractionated, yielding three fractions with increasing degrees of carbon stability (coarse, intermediate, fine).

The texture degrees of carbon planes extracted from the experimental selected-area electron diffraction patterns as well as size of coherent domains extracted from high resolution transmission electron microscopy images have been used as reference points for modeling of material properties.

The specific growth rates measured for benzoate (1.01 ± 0.11 h-1) and citrate (1.11 ± 0.12 h-1) were similar, while a higher yield was observed for benzoate (0.6 and 0.3 g cell mass per g of benzoate and citrate, respectively), reflecting the different degrees of carbon reduction in the two substrates.

However, our data highlight that different degrees of carbon catabolite repression are acting on individual MUT genes; for example DAS1/2 are less de-repressed than AOX1/2.

The result of XRD and Raman revealed low graphitization degree of carbon microspheres.

The texture and the degree of carbon graphitization also contribute to the magnitude of the observed signal.

Dispersion degree of carbon fibers (CFs) in the composites plays a significant role in the property improvements.

The oxidation degree of carbon atoms (CI CIII) increases during oxidation.

In addition, new planning laws now in place should make it much easier to build onshore wind farms, and all new coal power stations will have to be equipped with some degree of carbon capture and storage by 2020.

The plan will may also include some degree of carbon offsetting and carbon capture and sequestration to get the state's emissions down to (or below) zero by 2045.

This approach enables carbon nanotube integration into device applications requiring a fair degree of carbon nanotube alignment.