Sentence examples for makes carbon available from inspiring English sources

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Breakdown of cellulose makes carbon available to microorganisms.

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In the process of obtaining their own nutrition, aquatic hyphomycetes digest plant debris (e.g. [8], [9]), thereby promoting decomposition and making carbon and nutrients available to aquatic invertebrates [10], [11].

This is the equivalent of oxygenating the sediments and making more carbon available to the oxic fauna.

Burning adds oxygen to carbon, making carbon dioxide.

Carbon labels promise to make carbon footprints and carbon flows visible.

Most are dependent on money being made available from carbon financing via the Green Climate Fund.

We need families and individuals to change their consumption habits and help make lower carbon technologies available.

The strongest fibres available today are carbon-based, made from carbon nanotubes (CNTs) or reduced graphene oxide flakes (RGOFs).

Excess of carbon in soil means a surplus presence of energy, and microbial cells will draw larger amount of nitrogen to make use of available carbon.

As expected, the biggest difference in growth was observed in the double deletion strains between the control and the strain carrying the mutXR, since more carbon was made available for growth when xylitol formation from xylose was used as redox sink instead of glycerol formation from glucose.

Economics makes it less available.

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