Sentence examples for much higher emission from inspiring English sources

For example, elimination of pedestrian-only routes may lead to more social opportunities, but also much higher emission exposure.

However, at high levels of the rms voltage, the resulting saturation of the transformer core will cause much higher emission levels.

But in poor and underdeveloped countries different priorities are set, permitting the use of a fleet of vehicles of an average age around 10 20 years with much higher emission levels.

Since longer polycytosine templates are known to give a higher synthesis yield and better protect the templated clusters from the environment, it is not surprising to see that C6 6 had a much higher emission intensity after activation than C2 2.

But diesel engines also have much higher emissions of particulates, or soot -- which can worsen asthma, according to some studies, and lead to cancer.

The new research adds to that finding, by showing in detail how current choices on building new energy and industrial infrastructure are likely to commit the world to much higher emissions for the next few decades, blowing apart hopes of containing the problem to manageable levels.

The Environmental Protection Agency in the US says that its studies "show that motorcycles have much higher emissions than cars".

Emissions averaged 2.0 mg h−1 (mgdian=0.5 mg h−1), and the distribution of emission rates was highly skewed by a small number of vehicles with much higher emissions, e.g., the 90th, 95th and maximum percentile values were 2.7, 5.0, and 62.7 mg h−1, respectively.

Most of these emissions actually arise through the use of coal power for the manufacturing of the modules, and coal and lignite combustion leads to much higher emissions of cadmium.

These differences owed largely to the much higher emissions from coal in Czechoslovakia.

Contrary to pellets, wood logs burned in full-load mode in the manually fired stove caused in many cases much higher emissions.