Sentence examples for fuels to support from inspiring English sources

Branson is agnostic about which fuels to support, as long as they are commercially and ecologically viable.

Our intemperate use of fossil fuels to support modern human activity has had a significant impact on the planet and on its climate.

The group needs a steady diet of motor fuel to support its rapid movements across multiple fronts and vast distances.

The measured Chinese response, offering continued support, was significant because the Pyongyang regime depends on China as an ally in its diplomacy and for help with food and fuel to support its crippled economy.

The oxidizer is fed into the core combustion chamber along with the fuel to support the combustion process, which generates the hot gas stream to power the turbine that drives the fan.

In the morning there isn't enough glycogen in our muscles, or stored fuel, to support an effective workout.

This approach stressed the effect of A20 overexpression in hepatocytes upon optimizing and enhancing lipid metabolism, in a way that is likely to increase energy production, hence providing extra fuel to support the regenerative response.

Lactate is also considered an important fuel to support evoked potentials in brain slices and during recovery from an ischaemic energy crisis (Schurr and Gozal, 2011).

However, given the kinetic properties of GLUT1 [ 70], even if GLUT1 expression is reduced at the BBB, it should be associated with sufficient downhill transport of glucose to provide enough fuel to support neuronal activity.

69 Daily needs for carbohydrate fuel to support recovery and replenish muscle and liver glycogen stores (ie, in 24 h between tennis play) is 5 7 g carbohydrate/kg/day for moderate training (∼1 h/day) or 6 10 g carbohydrate/kg/day for moderate-to-high-intensity periods of training (1 3 h/day).

Presently, different studies are conducted related to the topic of biomass potential to generate through anaerobic fermentation process alternative fuels supposed to support the existing fossil fuel resources, which are more and more needed, in quantity, but also in quality of so called green energy.