Sentence examples for found carbon dioxide from inspiring English sources

The oven experiment also found carbon dioxide vapors, not surprising because the planet's thin atmosphere is primarily carbon dioxide.

France's environment minister, Segolene Royal, made the announcement after the commission submitted test results of French and foreign vehicles, which found carbon dioxide and nitrogen dioxide emissions in Renault cars to be too high, as were those of several non-French manufacturers.

But over time people will figure out ways — and we work very hard on that — that while using fossil fuels you try to find carbon dioxide solutions.

These two genes have been found to detect carbon dioxide and low salt, respectively, in D. melanogaster (Jones et al. 2007; Zhang et al. 2013).

It is also found that carbon dioxide has lattice distortion effect on the crystal of calcium carbonate.

It is also found that carbon dioxide has lattice distortion effect on the crystal of calcium carbonate.  .

Firefighters found elevated carbon dioxide readings in the area.

They found that carbon dioxide at higher levels than today (400 ppm) did not significantly change plant growth, while higher temperatures had a negative effect.

Mr. Bremby cited a Supreme Court ruling this year, Massachusetts v. the Environmental Protection Agency, in which the court found that carbon dioxide was a pollutant and could be regulated.

Dr. Lukash found no carbon dioxide in her lungs and no soot in her nose, which would have been present had she been breathing when the fire started.

If growing practices and rice varieties remained the same, they found, rising carbon dioxide levels would not entirely offset the effects of heat -– and would, moreover, contribute to increased releases of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, from rice paddies.