Sentence examples for increased sequestration from inspiring English sources
Results from all batch experiments provides evidence for the increased sequestration of OC up to a Ca concentration of 60 mM Ca (Fig. 4).
Only in the case of a further increased sequestration rate as compared to the base line (ΔC3 > ΔC0), debits are accounted for.
However, further spectral analysis is needed to pair with the evidence found using ATR-FTIR to continue to probe the mechanism(s) controlling the increased sequestration of OC in the presence of Ca. Our results suggest that Ca enhances the extent of OC sorption to 2-line ferrihydrite from pH 4 9, especially at pH ≥ 7.
This would also resolve the problem of nesting (ensuring that all credits are accounted for against the national reference emission level), since communities and others at the local level would be rewarded only for increased sequestration, while the national reference emission level would deal only with reductions in emissions from deforestation and degradation.
The decrease in root-to-shoot flux of Na+ is related to increased gene expression of the HKT transporter responsible for retrieval of Na+ from the transpiration stream and the increased sequestration of Na+ in the root cortical cells.
Increased sequestration is suggested as one possible basis for this observed phenomenon.
Whilst increasing sequestration of trace metals via sulfidisation is likely to occur over the long-term, the current abundance of reactive Fe near the sediment water interface favours a dynamic environment with respect to metals in the tidally inundated areas.
This has the added benefit of reducing reservoir pressure, effectively increasing sequestration capacity.
In addition to endothelial cytoadhesion, iRBC can also increase sequestration by binding to or altering circulating host cells.
Perennial grasses sequester large amounts of carbon and biannual harvesting actually increases sequestration by accelerating the root life cycle, says Tilman.
In addition, the regulation of carotenoid esterification by PYP1 (Pale Yellow Petal 1) has been observed to modulate carotenoid level and chromoplast development in tomato flower, likely via increasing sequestration and limiting degradation.
