Sentence examples for extent of emissions from inspiring English sources

Different variables affect both the rate and extent of emissions following soil application of manures (Meisinger et al. 2001).

At airport locations where the prevailing wind direction frequently shifts during the day, multiple platforms would be necessary to quickly capture the full spatial extent of emissions impacts to surrounding air quality.

A new agreement can promise financial help to poor countries to cope with locked-in climate change, it can put different expectations of the extent of emission reductions different countries can deliver, and it can recognise that many of them just aren't able to do comprehensive emission calculations.

There are high levels of confidence in forecasting ongoing temperature and mean rainfall increase over the country, however, climate change impacts depend on the extent of emission scenarios and climatic models.

For example, the emission spectrum of autofluorescence is broader than that of enhanced GFP (Methods: Figure 3b), and we can infer the extent of autofluorescence emissions in the wavelength used for the fluorescent reporter from the autofluorescence emissions measured at the high wavelength.

However, the extent of net emissions of CH4 and N2O and the microbial trade-off between the two gases are undetermined at the global scale.

Winterkorn, who was one of Europe's highest-paid executives, with a salary of €1.6m boosted to nearly €16m last year with bonuses and loyalty payments, finally fell on his sword as the extent of the emissions test-rigging scandal emerged.

The nearly monthlong delay in acknowledging the extent of these emissions is a fresh example of confused data and analysis from the Japanese, and put the authorities on the defensive about whether they have delayed or blocked the release of information to avoid alarming the public.

Still, the lag in reporting the true extent of the emissions added to what some critics have called a litany of confusing and contradictory data and analysis from the Japanese authorities, putting officials on the defensive about whether they delayed, or even blocked, the release of information to the public.

This paper is an investigation into the combustion of biomass and source separated MSW, specifically the extent of gaseous emissions.

State and local agencies are now attempting to clarify the extent of industry emissions.