Sentence examples for more efficient carbon from inspiring English sources

Ideally, politicians would choose the more efficient carbon tax, which implies a relatively stable price that producers can build into their investment plans.

A less efficient ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase in combination with reduced levels of NADPH and ATP under low light condition may make the relatively more efficient carbon fixing enzyme PEPc the limiting step for growth under this condition.

Aren't we in danger of devaluing real trees by labelling the artificial trees as more efficient carbon sinks?

Potential applications for Exxon include optimizing a country's power grid as well as enabling more predictive environmental and highly accurate quantum chemistry calculations for materials discovery and more efficient carbon capture.

Therefore, our results do not support the idea that adaptation to warm temperatures will lead to a more efficient carbon use metabolism.

In addition, we expected lower MSR by the adapted strains than the parental strains in the selective temperature, owing to more efficient carbon use metabolism (Hypothesis 3).

For example, NABU[28] and Freibauer et al.[15] used those data to explain that the "biomass in temperate and boreal forest increases exponentially by age" and that "old forests, by that, are more efficient carbon-sinks than young forests" (translated from Freibauer et al.[15]).[15]

For example, NABU [ 28] and Freibauer et al. [ 15] used those data to explain that the "biomass in temperate and boreal forest increases exponentially by age" and that "old forests, by that, are more efficient carbon-sinks than young forests" (translated from Freibauer et al. [ 15]).

Algae can be thought of as marine and freshwater plants that have higher photosynthetic efficiencies than terrestrial plants and are more efficient capturing carbon (Box 1).

Some scientists believe that high concentrations of carbon dioxide warmed the planet, but others believe that methane, which is more efficient than carbon dioxide at trapping heat, was the reason.

There's another way to make lighting more efficient: Pump carbon dioxide into the air.