Sentence examples for derived emissions from inspiring English sources

Also, this data give support for the use of SSR as a potential indicator of the negative health impacts of fuels combustion derived emissions in urban cities.

In doing so it produces more than 10 Gt of carbon dioxide every year, the largest sectoral contribution to humanity's fossil fuel derived emissions [1].

Given interests in PM2.5-related health risks, we derived emissions estimates for nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur dioxide (SO2), and primary PM2.5 for all model years, based on monthly averages of daily maximum and minimum ambient temperature, average vehicle speed for the two road types from the speed model, and MOBILE6 default fleet composition and performance for that year.

The derived emission technique can be regarded as a carrier-synchronized UWB [17].

The plasma density of the coronal loops may have been larger than the derived average density, while the magnetic field of the coronal loops did not vary significantly from the derived emission measure weighted magnetic field.

The derived emission rates far exceed those in the source inventories, suggesting the need to reconcile differences and reduce uncertainties.

The derived emission rates exceed those compiled in the Great Lakes Regional Air Toxic Emissions Inventory (GLRATI) for B[a]P by 10 20 times and for PHE by 2 3 times.

The application of the methods presented in this study resulting in more differentiated time series of emissions, increases plausibility of the provided time series for the German emissions reporting, and also the comparability with neighboring countries like Switzerland or Austria where similar approaches are used to derive emission time series.

One example is the difference in price between European allowances and Certified Emission Reductions (CERs), which are carbon credits derived from emissions cuts in poor countries.

Complementarily analyzed with the results obtained in the concurrent biomonitoring study and the stack emissions, data indicate that the MSWI of Mataró does not mean significant human health risks derived of emissions of metals, PCDD/Fs and PCBs.

Concentration scenarios, derived from emissions scenarios, are used as input into a climate model to compute climate projections.