Sentence examples for effective sequestration from inspiring English sources
As a strategy for climate change mitigation, soil carbon sequestration buys time over the next ten to twenty years while other effective sequestration and low carbon technologies become viable.
The ability of immune sera to bind a METH-modified target protein dramatically decreased during and shortly after the meth self-administration assay, suggesting effective sequestration of free meth.
Furthermore, while Ni exclusion is one possible mechanism to limit toxicity, effective sequestration in leaves is another (Yusuf et al. 2011).
It is assumed that the over-expression allows for more effective sequestration (in the case of the GSTs) or an enhancement of otherwise slow rates of oxidation/hydroxylation (in the case of the P450s).
In conclusion, the single RsmA-binding motif of RgsA was unable to derepress hcnA expression in P. fluorescens, confirming earlier evidence that multiple GGA motifs are required in sRNAs for effective sequestration of RsmA-like proteins [ 33].
In addition, the effective sequestration of XPA at these DSB damage sites makes HGPS and RD cells more sensitive to ultraviolet light and other mutagens normally repaired by the nucleotide excision repair pathway of which XPA is a necessary and specific component.
Therefore, the application of an efficient, thermostable, and alkaline-tolerant CA will open up new avenues for cost-effective sequestration technologies of CO2 into CaCO3.
the PY gas reservoir is available to both the effective SCCO2 sequestration and CSEGR.
Thousand meters beneath the PY gas reservoir is available to both effective SCCO2 sequestration and CSEGR.
Emerging suggestions to bury coarse woody debris as a cost effective carbon sequestration technique [12] would be impacted if coarse woody decay rates are increased by changing climate.
Management strategies for effective C sequestration in agroecosystems should and can be developed based on local climatic conditions and soil-specific amount of active organic C.
