Sentence examples for methods with carbon from inspiring English sources

Here we combined standard dendrochronological methods with carbon isotopic analysis to investigate whether atmospheric changes enhanced water use efficiency (WUE) and growth of two deciduous and two coniferous tree species along a 9° latitudinal gradient across temperate and boreal forests in Ontario, Canada.

Lee et al. reported the synthesis of C/SnO2 porous nanotubes through template deposition method with carbon nanotubes as templates [43].

Ma et al. [27] deposited polycrystalline PbSe thin films on Si substrates by thermal reduction method with carbon as the reducing agent.

The maximum cumulative respective PGA production and PGA productivity were 73.0 ± 0.5 g L−1 and 0.81 g L−1 h−1 by the continuous feeding method, with carbon source cost was saved by 84.2% and 42.5% compared with glucose and cane molasse, respectively.

Samples were prepared using the critical-point drying method with carbon dioxide.

Rats were sacrificed by asphyxiation (schedule 1 method) with carbon dioxide gas in a specially constructed chamber.

The growth of C3N4 nanosheets has been realized by using a dip-coating and thermal condensation method with carbon-fiber cloth as the substrate.

Three Li4Ti5O12/C composites (LTO/C) with diverse carbon morphologies and structures were synthesized via a simple solid-state method, along with carbon coating performed at different periods.

For those upregulated genes, approximately 60% (300 560 genes) also exhibited threefold upregulation when mycelia pre-grown on sucrose for 16 h were transferred to minimal medium ("Methods") with no-carbon source for 4 h (Table  1), indicating a starvation response that was synergic with plant cell wall degradation and utilization in N. crassa [ 20].

for which the classical polymer foaming method with supercritical carbon dioxide is not applicable.

NW growth on Si (001) substrates was performed by a nickel-assisted carbothermal method, with flowing carbon oxide and nitrogen or argon as carrier gases in an open-tube configuration (see Figure 1).