Sentence examples for reductions bound from inspiring English sources

The Europeans are committed to a system, similar to that in the Kyoto agreement, under which nations set numerical targets and timetables for emissions reductions, bound together in a global trading scheme and enforced by the United Nations climate change directorate.

In each step, the maximal biomass production is re-evaluated and the process proceeds as long as the reduction in bound doesn't decrease the maximal production found above by more than an ε (here we used ε = 1e-4).

These results also imply that reduction of bound CO2 at the C-cluster of CODH-II must occur much faster than the reduction of CO2 in solution.

The isotherms of Cel binding clearly showed the reduction of bound Cel as a result of LS application.

The rCel7A CD also showed reduced activity on BC and PASC, but had a four-fold reduction in bound enzyme concentration compared to intact rCel7A.

Fourthly, the tables exclude the impact of the coming spending cuts, reductions that are bound to fall on the poor most this autumn.

The first reduction feature is attributed to the reduction of CO2 bound to the [124Triz]− anion to form formate (Scheme 2, Equation (2)).

Typically, good catalysts for oxygen reduction will bind neither too strongly nor too weakly with oxygen.

Thus, we performed NMR experiments using site-directed mutants of CODH to distinguish whether the chemical exchange reaction responsible for the CO line broadening involves only binding and release of CO or if it also includes the formation of bound CO2 and its reduction back to bound CO.

A summary of the reductive process can be found in Scheme 2. Formate production is greatly decreased on the onset of CO production, which suggests that reduction of physically absorbed CO2 competes with the reduction of chemically bound CO2 in this potential range.

However, this reduction in the reactogenicity can only be partly attributed to the reduction of membrane bound LOS concentration after extraction.