Sentence examples for demonstrated carbon from inspiring English sources
Recently, Lee et al.18 performed ATP synthesis using similar photosynthetic artificial organelle, where they demonstrated carbon fixation (in vitro) and actin polymerization within giant unilamellar vesicle (GUV).
Numerous previous studies have demonstrated carbon coating as an effective route to improve the electrochemical performance of metal oxide-based anode materials for LIBs.
While a few singular reports have demonstrated carbon nanotube (CNT) transistors with subthreshold swings (SS) close to the theoretical limit (60 mV/decade), the majority of devices have more than double the target swing.
In Britain in 2012 alone the government provided £170 (A$300) million in funds to established or new small and medium sized enterprise suppliers through an Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain Initiative to high value economic, social and environmental outcomes and demonstrated carbon efficiencies (Davies, 2015).
Generating 275 megawatts, it will demonstrate carbon capture and sequestration.
Two of the nation's biggest coal-burning utilities said Thursday that they were withdrawing from a $2.4 billion project to demonstrate carbon capture and storage, and would instead pursue their own work in the field.
But only one scheme is to be chosen as a pilot when two are needed, one to retrofit coal-fired stations and one to demonstrate carbon capture for new stations.
The State of Illinois is heavily promoting the coal economy and FutureGen, an advanced coal technology plan that hopes to successfully demonstrate carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) in conjunction with a retrofitted coal-fired power plant.
Following a visit to the station by Prime Minister Gordon Brown on 3 July 2009, it became apparent that Rio Tinto Alcan were hoping to be able to demonstrate Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology at the station in the future, using "pre-combustion" CCS technology.
For example a C14 15EO7 is more toxic than a C9 11EO6, essentially demonstrating carbon chain length effects (Wong et al., 1997).
Our recent work on the influence of ionic strength and pH for chromatography on carbon(26) demonstrated that carbon columns could be suitable for nucleotides and related substances.
