Sentence examples for in addition to emitting from inspiring English sources

However, the (often toxic) ash produced by incineration and other thermal techniques must be landfilled as well, and in addition to emitting greenhouse gases, other emissions (such as dioxins) pose health and environmental risks.

In addition to emitting CO2, diesel generators can be costly to run due to ever increasing fuel costs and the added expense of fuel transportation to remote areas.

In addition to emitting a scent, they indicate readiness through physical displays towards rams.

In aquatic environments, larval amphibians such as frog tadpoles can detect chemical cues that emanate directly from predators in addition to cues emitted from injured conspecifics (alarm cues).

In addition to the carbon dioxide emitted while using the fuel, the production process creates almost a ton of carbon dioxide for every barrel of liquid fuel.

In addition to cows, methane is emitted from human-influenced sources such as landfills, agricultural activities, coal mining, wastewater treatment, etc... the list goes on and on.

In addition to MWs, mobile phones emit electromagnetic fields of extremely low frequency (ELF) that can also contribute to the exposure effects (Weisbrot et al. 2003).

8 This, however, serves as an actual independent test of the hypothesis by Lev-Yadun et al. 3 that in addition to pollination, carrion odors emitted by plants may deter mammalian herbivores.

"In addition to reducing the directly emitted ozone and its associated impacts, the regulation will reduce the likelihood of particle and formaldehyde formation when limonene or other terpenes are present indoors".

Quantitative Ra-223 imaging is challenging because Ra-223, and its daughter nuclides have a wide range of energy spectrum, ranging from 80 to 500 keV [13 15], in addition to the limited number of emitted photons.

These results show that, in addition to the number of USVs emitted by male mice, muscarinic receptors M2 and M5 receptors may play a role in duration, frequency and bandwidth of USVs.