Sentence examples for diminished carbon from inspiring English sources

The observation that RDX exposure may cause diminished carbon fixation as indicated through reduced transcript expression of carbonic anhydrase in both coral and zooxanthellae (described above), it is intuitive that additional impacts on energy metabolism in the holobiont were observed.

European governments — as well as some in India and Asia — have begun turning to them in an effort to forestall further unsustainable growth, reclaim the lost primacy of their cities (along with their sustainable density and scale), and deliver a built environment with a much diminished carbon footprint.

Temperatures of 550 °C and above enabled thermodynamic compositions for the gas to be achieved and helped diminish carbon formation.

For a long time, experts have theorized that indigenous people in forest communities and their management of these forests are critical to controlling and eventually diminishing carbon emissions in the atmosphere – and now a new study shows that this is true.

The fibrillin profile in the grape berry supports the PSII stabilization theory for the redirection of electrons and H2O2 formation control when it diminishes carbon reduction dramatically through the Calvin cycle.

Clean water for our expanding and predominantly urban global population will be expensive to deliver, eats into our diminishing carbon-based energy reserves and consequently contributes to green house gases in the atmosphere and climate change.

As a result, proper exchange of gases is prevented, and blood oxygen diminishes while carbon dioxide may build up until vital functions can no longer be sustained.

The drive to work inevitably hits the meter, but we hadn't accounted for the empty home diminishing our carbon allowance due to sloppy use of those heating timers.

Therefore, we predict that forest invasion by Alliaria petiolata, an allelopathic species that produces chemicals that are toxic to RFS, will diminish plant carbon storage and fitness.

These results suggest that under respiratory conditions, Bat1-dependent α-ketoacid utilization would be diminished; avoiding increased carbon flux being channeled to VIL biosynthesis, while enhanced Bat2 activity would increase VIL utilization, favoring S. cerevisiae capacity to grow under respiratory conditions.

Subsequently, the continuous oxygen flow of the membrane oxygenator was diminished to reduce carbon dioxide extraction, and the pECLA device was removed when pCO2 remained stable.