Sentence examples for increases in the emissions of from inspiring English sources

So we see gridlock, pollution and continuing increases in the emissions of climate changing gases.

With increasing global warming and the corresponding increase in the emissions of Ultra Violet radiations, the effect of UV radiations on the aging of asphalt gained more attention from researchers.

Biodiesel use has also been associated with a decline in PAH and nitrated-PAH emissions, but an increase in the emissions of several aromatic compounds including benzene and toluene.

Intracellular calcium binds GCaMP6s, leading to conformational change and an increase in the emission of green fluorescence.

Atmospheric CFC-11 concentrations have been declining less rapidly since 2012; evidence suggests that this finding is explained by an increase in the emission of CFC-11during these years.

Adding small amounts of hydrogen to the fuel increased NOx emissions by lowering the excess air, but if the proportion of hydrogen in the fuel rose to over 20%, too high a phase angle between the heat release and pressure oscillations led to a deterioration in combustor performance, a sudden increase in the emission of CO, and a decrease in the emission of NOx owing to a reduction in temperature.

The IPCC has attributed the warming of at least the second half of the century to an increase in the emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.

The escalation of energy consumption due to the network expansion results in a corresponding increase in the emission of greenhouse gases [2].

Although there is still debate about the magnitude of the increase in soil respiration with temperature, and whether there are compensating effects of enhanced plant growth due to mobilisation of nitrogen in the process, the general consensus is that increasing temperature will cause an increase in the emission of CO2 from soil carbon [4].

To obtain initial evidence of FRET between CFP-Ub and mRFP-PCNA in vivo we employed acceptor photobleaching to monitor the increase in the emission of the CFP donor fluorophore following destruction of the acceptor mRFP by exposure to high intensity excitation.

Thus, as a consequence of this energy transfer, a reduction in the donor chromophore emission occurs and a matched increase in the emission of the acceptor is produced.