Sentence examples for low emission rates from inspiring English sources
We also show that a modified closed system approach, including radon removal of the incoming air by charcoal filtration in a bypass, can produce very good results including samples with very low emission rates.
The method employed was more suited for detecting compounds with relatively higher emission rates, such as isoprene, than compounds with low emission rates, which could include monoterpenes and oxygenated compounds.
Dynamic headspace sampling techniques are used to find volatiles with low emission rates.
Their low emission rates in the laboratory (relative to more widely used rocket-type stoves) hold future promise (Jetter et al. 2012), although reliable performance in the field remains to be confirmed.
To study trace emissions of molecules produced by biological samples, highly sensitive detectors are required, owing to the sometimes very low emission rate or small amount of plant material available.
Controlling for individual, household and dwelling-location characteristics, parameters of a nested logit model indicates that reduced monetary costs, purchase tax relieves and low emissions rates would encourage households to adopt a cleaner vehicle.
This occurs because coal-fired units, which have higher emission rates, are most commonly used to meet base-level and off-peak electricity demand; while natural gas units, which have relatively low emissions rates, are often brought online to meet peak demand.
As it is, the Karma carries an unimpressive "ultra low" emissions rating, not the partial zero-emissions rating of many conventional cars.
It has somewhat lower tailpipe emissions, carrying a "super ultra low" emissions rating on models sold in states that follow California's clean-air rules, compared with "ultra low" for the RX330.
In contrast, the well-managed STRB had more aerobic conditions in the sludge residue resulting in low CH4 emission rates.
Ultimately, the combined impacts of plant and livestock breeding for low CH4 emission rates may result in substantial reductions of enteric CH4.
