Sentence examples for estimates of emissions from inspiring English sources

Estimates of emissions saved by using crops for energy should instead focus on biomass that would "maintain or build carbon stocks in plants and soils," it adds.

A method is presented using a 30-year, 1 ha level resolution data set to improve estimates of emissions from land clearing for the National Greenhouse Gas Inventory.

Accurate estimates of emissions from ships at berth demand reliable knowledge of the fuel consumption while at berth and associated fuel characteristics.

The contribution of Biogenic Volatile Organic Compounds (BVOCs) to local air quality modelling is often ignored due to the difficulty of obtaining accurate spatial estimates of emissions.

Estimates of emissions from crude extraction were made from recovery efficiency, the amount of energy used, and process fuel shares in extraction techniques.

Estimates of emissions from agriculture as a percentage of all emissions vary widely from country to country, but they are clearly over 50percentt in big agricultural and meat-producing countries like Brazil, Australia and New Zealand.

The model's solution yields estimates of emission inventories, which may be used to analyze environmental implications of various economic changes and policy restrictions.

b jn and c kn are the estimates of emission and excitation spectra (loadings) of the nth fluorophore at the wavelengths j and k, respectively.

Estimates of emission rates for influenza virus were particle-size specific and derived from published studies and included emissions during both tidal breathing and coughing events.

Although additional measurements and physiochemical data are needed to reduce uncertainties and for validation purposes, the models illustrate the behavior of PAHs and NPAHs in Lake Michigan, and they provide useful and potentially diagnostic estimates of emission rates.

The original order was based on an estimate of emissions growth since 1996 and projected growth by 2007, she said.