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Together these companies emitted around 315 gigatons of CO2 equivalent into the atmosphere, or nearly 22% of estimated global industry greenhouse gas emissions from 2010 to 2013, said Heede.

The introduction of an in vitro cultured nerve equivalent into a scaffold might contribute to establishing a native-like microenvironment for nerve regeneration.

Intracellular pH, an important modulator of cell function, is regulated by plasmalemmal proteins that transport H+, or its equivalent, into or out of the cell.

They're all rushing to include Apple's Touch ID system and its Android equivalent into their apps.

Hitting closer to home, at UN Headquarters in New York, we fared even worse, pumping 10.3 tons CO2 equivalent into the atmosphere.

E10.5 AGM cell preparations were injected at 1 embryo equivalent into irradiated (10 Gy) recipients.

Catalase neutralizes two hydrogen peroxide equivalents into two waters and one molecular oxygen (Fig. 1).

Substitution of these equivalents into Equation 31, we get V ( x, λ ) = U ( x, λ ) − χ ( x ) ω 1 f 1 + φ ( x ) ω m + 1 f 2. Open image in new window (32).

Carbon pricing is a way of imposing charges on those who emit harmful carbon dioxide, or carbon dioxide equivalents, into the atmosphere.

They express higher levels of all glycolytic enzymes and shuttles that transport glycolysis-derived reducing equivalents into the mitochondrial.

Since the primary function of the MAS shuttle is to transport malate into mitochondria and in so doing essentially transfer cytosolic NADH equivalents into mitochondria [24], we hypothesized that blockade of the MAS might cause differentiation.