Sentence examples for in higher emissions from inspiring English sources

The range is caused by variation in conventional oil baseline and variation in oil sands projects (e.g., in situ production fueled by asphaltene residue gasification results in higher emissions than mining).

This in turn results in higher emissions than are expected, based on the assumed use of low-sulphur fuels.

In gasoline-powered vehicles, the use of air-conditioning is known to result in higher emissions of greenhouse gases and pollutants apart from decreasing the gas-mileage.

Negative values in the result tables indicate that the use of timber results in higher emissions than those from utilizing the three selected non-renewable energy sources, while positive values indicate emission reductions.

In very late injection cases, the injector deposit led to a very lean mixture near the spark plug which could result in unstable engine performance; while the rich regions at the cylinder sides could result in higher emissions.

Changing the fuel type to a biomass pellet resulted in higher emissions of C1 C3 hydrocarbons and in part its contribution is the result of primary particle fragmentation during screw feed conveying to the bed.

In future studies, the authors will explore the use of more reactive precursors, such as diethylzinc and bis trimethylsilyl)sulfide, which have also been found effective for coating solution-grown InP NCs resulting in higher emission QYs [18].

Note that the ECR PECVD film with 2% excess silicon content depicted in this figure was grown using a slightly higher substrate heater temperature of 350°C, which may have resulted in higher emission intensity than a film with similar composition deposited at 300°C.

Excitation at 488 nm resulted in higher emission of the J-aggregates and brighter images of mitochondria (see emission scan; 588 599 nm).

If Europe decides to allow 3 billion tonnes more emissions to occur it will knowingly increase the global risk we face, locking in high emission technologies and making the task of catching up more difficult in the following decade.

The declining trend of imported electricity in high emission scenario also demonstrates its interaction in the opposite way.