Sentence examples for emissions gains from inspiring English sources

Some emissions gains could be squandered if UK domestic passengers are lured from train to plane by flight subsidies.

B1 Emissions Gains, at a Cost New Jersey officials say that when the state's automobile inspection system completes its switch to a tougher emissions test on Aug. 1, they will have achieved a smoothly operating program that results in cleaner air.

A moderate increase of substitution effects could result in emission gains.

Recording the CRM evolution for increasing excitation powers allows to determine the physical origin of the fluorescence enhancement, and quantifies the respective contributions of the excitation and emission gains in the global fluorescence enhancement factor [ 29, 30].

Table 1 shows the relative light intensity emitted by individual LEDs per unit current (i.e. emission gain) in the wavelength interval 632-1548 nm.

Reader conditions were as follows: 481 nm excitation, 509 nm emission, gain of 50, and read height of 7.0 mm.

The ELISA was developed using fluorescent alkaline phosphatase substrate, and the plate is read at 360 nm excitation/460 nm emission, gain approximately 50, in a CytoFluor 4000 (Applied Biosystems, Foster City, California, USA).

The current policy landscape has favoured mature technologies which present the lowest investment risk at the expense of emerging options which may present greater efficiency and emissions reduction gains.

There is, however, a silver lining: The issue of marine emissions will gain greater prominence in Hong Kong as emissions from other sources, like power stations, are brought under control, said Mr. Kilburn of Civic Exchange.

Red and red orange emissions are gained in the Eu3+/Sm3+ activated NCAS phosphors, respectively.

As a result, quantification and means of reduction and ultimately elimination of these emissions is gaining importance in the industry.