Sentence examples for product emissions from inspiring English sources
Generally, ruminants reared extensively have a low footprint per unit area than those reared under intensively grain-fed systems, although on the contrary they produce higher footprint when expressed on an emissions/kg product (emissions intensity) basis (Garnett 2010; Scholtz et al. 2013).
Dr. Black is a global expert on indoor air quality and product emissions.
The effects of any tobacco product can be described in terms of the toxicants found in product emissions (toxicant yield), the toxicants with which the users come into contact (exposure), and the health-related outcomes experienced by users.
As technological innovation continues to improve medical care, more research should be done to ultimately reduce the environmental emissions and human health impacts of these technologies at each stage in their life cycles, including medical product design to close the circular loop of product emissions and environmental and public health concerns.
A life-cycle assessment indicates significant emission reductions with a total well to product emission of −786 gCO2-eq MJ−1.
After death, these repair mechanisms cease, and ROS product emission increases.
Comparison of product emission rates is difficult because different methods and units are used.
Product emission testing protocols have been designed to help ensure that the test results can be translated into real-world product usage scenarios.
Furthermore, tax rebates on exported products, emission allowances, and other contributions by government to assist domestic industries affected by new carbon restrictions will need to comply with WTO rules on subsidies.
We discuss items with the resulting largest or most complex carbon changes: net C sequestration in forests, carbon stored in forest products, direct emissions from forest products manufacturing, and emissions associated with product end-of-life.
Mr. Dimas said he reached the figures using a formula based on gross domestic product and emissions levels.
