Sentence examples for high levels of gas from inspiring English sources

Workers Daily reported that nearly half of important government-owned coal mines had dangerously high levels of gas and that almost the same number had no safety monitoring.

But earlier this year came news that work on a new seam at Maltby had had to be suspended, because of unusually high levels of gas, and the pit was to be shut.

A mild winter means that Europeans have currently quite high levels of gas in storage; it is also spring and, as Arthur Scargill discovered when he called a miners' strike in March 1984, that is not the best time to exploit producer power.

The test method is designed to simulate the failure mode associated with facesheet debonding due to high levels of gas pressure in the honeycomb core.

At proton energies on the order of hundreds of MeV, exceptionally high levels of gas atoms are generated in all elemental constituents of typical iron-based and nickel-based structural alloys, with helium typically on the order of ∼150 appm per dpa and hydrogen at approximately a factor of 3 5 higher.

Thus, rice, barley, wheat, and Brachypodium have independently evolved paralogs of GA3ox that produce high levels of GAs in developing grain.

No reports of the exposure of proteins SP-B and SP-C to ozone have been published, but Kim et al. have reported a rapid reaction between a peptide composed of the first 25 amino acids of SP-B, known as SP-B(1 25), at the air water interface of an aqueous droplet and high levels of gas-phase ozone.

This high level of gas exchange would reduce ROS toxicity, providing stronger signal-mediated regulations (Fig.  5, higher ABA, spermine, and trehalose) and osmotic adjustments (higher levels of trehalose and fructose).

In contrast, the GFP and PVP samples showed the highest levels of gas consumption, except for controls, equally at 6.9 mmol, with a fast growth rate (4.6×10−6 nGas/min for both), a 7.1% decrease, compared to the controls.

Children having high traffic flows within 200 meters from home, are most often exposed to higher levels of gases and particles, both refereeing to long- and short term exposures.

Cold supply chains have high levels of greenhouse gas emissions due to the high energy consumption and refrigerant gas leakages.