Sentence examples for dioxide away from inspiring English sources

Still, it would certainly help the algae fuel companies if carbon emitters paid them to take carbon dioxide away.

The human erythrocyte is a highly differentiated cell, specialized to package haemoglobin, carrying oxygen to and carbon dioxide away from tissues.

Although the red blood cell (RBC) is a highly specialized cell for its function of carrying oxygen to and carbon dioxide away from tissues, it is devoid of organelles and lacks any cellular machinery to synthesize new protein.

In the same way that Rinehart tries to make the radiative properties of carbon dioxide go away by pointing out it's only a small fraction of the atmosphere, Palmer also tries to confuse the issue by saying, "97% of carbon dioxide is by natural sources".

We knew how the oxygen was carried to it in vertebrate blood, and the carbon dioxide carried away.

Fumaroles on the rift zones of Kilauea, however, are richer in water vapour and sulfur because much of the carbon dioxide leaks away at the summit before the magma is intruded into the rift zones.

In his first six months in office, Mr. Bush reneged on a campaign promise to regulate carbon dioxide and walked away from the Kyoto Protocol, a modest first effort to control global greenhouse gas emissions.

The waste product of this process, carbon dioxide, is carried away from your cells in your blood.

Carbon-dioxide lasers burn away tissue because their infrared beams are strongly absorbed by the water that makes up the bulk of living cells.

It is only when large quantities of water flush away carbon dioxide or keep its partial pressure low that carbonate-silicate reactions take place and liberate carbon dioxide.

From far away, carbon dioxide from our breath draws them in and triggers their visual system to seek out high contrast objects for inspection.