Sentence examples for degrees of emissions from inspiring English sources

For instance, in a model examining low-carbon electricity generation scenarios achieved through different degrees of emissions trading, Markandya et al. (2009) found that when the discount rate applied to lost life-years was increased from 0%to3%3%, the estimated health co-benefits of low-carbon electricity generation scenarios were reduced by about 50%.

The degree of emissions reduction depends on progress in making fuels from cellulosic sources, or the portions of crops that are not food, and on advances in making battery-powered electric vehicles whose energy comes from renewable or nuclear sources.

If the existing source commits to switch to a cleaner fuel at some future date, emission offset credit based on the allowable emissions for the fuels involved is not acceptable unless the permit is conditioned to require the use of a specified alternative control measure which would achieve the same degree of emission reduction should the source switch back to a dirtier fuel at some later date.

NPs with the structure, shape, and materials' compositions of samples #3 and #4 (CdSe/CdS seeded rods) were previously reported to have (i) a high photoluminescent quantum yield (QY) (75% at RT); (ii) a high degree of emission polarization; (iii) an aspect ratio (or length) dependent QCSE at LT; and (iv) an efficient charge separation at RT.

We also show that the level of emission reflects the degree of disease manifestation in parallel with footpad swelling, a traditional anatomical parameter that requires double-blind measurement because it is more prone to human subjectivity.

The degree of gas emissions depends on feed digestibility and general animal performance (Mathot et al. 2012).

Aggressive targets should reflect the degree and pace of emissions reductions that scientists have determined are required to mitigate climate change.

The voltage dependence of the polarized degree of this emission will be discussed later in this manuscript.

As shown in the inset of Figure 5, factor β in the FN equation represents the degree of field emission enhancement.

With Q/V over 3000, the Purcell factor of a weak coupling cavity [27], simply speaking the enhancement degree of spontaneous emission of the light source, is estimated to be more than 100.

For distances in the range of the Förster radius, closer proximity of the fluorophores will induce a greater degree of YFP emission quenching.