Sentence examples for higher co2 content from inspiring English sources

When the prevailing westerlies come in from the Pacific they have a higher CO2 content than when they leave over the Atlantic: a "carbon sink" effect.

The deformed samples (brecciated or with calcite vein) have higher CO2 content than the undeformed samples.

Therefore, with a higher CO2 content in venous blood, more CO2 will be eliminated, which has to be taken into consideration at the beginning of the experiments, when PvCO2 is highest.

Another hypothesis that has been advanced is that an up to tenfold higher CO2 content of the Mesozoic atmosphere than today (e.g. Royer et al., 2004; Berner, 2006; see also Fig. 8) increased plant productivity, thus allowing larger body size on the same plant resources (Paladino et al., 1997; Burness et al., 2001; Maurer, 2002).

A higher (P<0.05) content of lactic acid was observed in the DTC silage.

A higher H2O content lowered rate due to competition with carvone for surface active sites.

The molecular weight kept almost constant at low SiO2 content (<8 wt%) but decreased at higher SiO2 content.

Cements with RCS from plasterboards as set retarder, with the higher SO3 content and higher amount of hemihydrates, preheated at 150 170 °C, have mechanical strengths according to cement standards.

For higher V2O5 content a strong increase of NH3 combustion led to decrease of the nitrile yield.

This is due to a gradual leaching of WO3 (dissolution into the electrolyte) for the higher WO3 content.

The formation of hydrogenation products (carvotanacetone and carvomenthone) was a feature of reaction at higher H2 content.