Sentence examples for insufficient emissions from inspiring English sources

Especially, over North America, the values of NICAM-simulated aerosol optical thickness were underestimated, possibly because of insufficient emissions from biomass burning and anthropogenic sources, or the lack of secondary organic aerosols formed from isoprene in forests (Henze and Seinfeld [2006]).

If we carry on with the current incremental model of change the chances are that insufficient emission savings will be made.

Our recent research has shown that the main technical difficulties employing field emission arrays (FEAs) in electron guns of microwave power amplifiers could be attributed to the FEAs' insufficient emission current density, emission stability, and the defocusing of the electron beams.

High CO concentrations may occur in areas with heavy traffic congestion, especially in urban settings with insufficient emission regulation.

Disputes over non-cooperation due to insufficient emission limitation targets hampered the negotiations in Copenhagen - most prominently between the US and China.

We find that preliminary energy statistics from China are unreliable, and the most easily available data is often insufficient for estimating emissions".

The bottom line is this: a decade or so of voluntary corporate climate promises have been insufficient to drive emissions down to where they need to go to stabilize the climate.

As engine efficiency increases and automotive exhaust temperatures decrease, traditional supported gold catalysts would be insufficient to meet emission regulations.

Emirates "will certainly not be making moneys from these emission allowances, as they are insufficient to cover our overall emissions" this year, and "onwards when the financial burden increases," the company said in a statement.

Focusing on one key pollutant from one major industry, as China's planners did from 2006 to 2010, is beneficial but insufficient, because growth in emissions from other sectors and of other pollutants overwhelms the gains.

Part of the answer to that question is that the current commitments of individual countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are insufficient to meet the planetary temperature goal of the Paris Agreement.