Sentence examples for sequestering on from inspiring English sources

Results suggest that conifer shelterbelts represent a small, yet significant carbon reservoir on the Canterbury Plains, sequestering on average 237 ± 77 t C ha−1 of shelterbelt.

Dean and Gorham [51] estimated that average long-term C burial rates of lakes of 14 g C m−2 year−1, with reservoirs sequestering on average a much higher amount (400 g C m−2 year−1).

Our data suggest that river red gums can grow up to 6 cm (diameter at 1.3 m aboveground) per year, with most trees growing at a rate of <3 cm per year and sequestering on average, just over 2.5 t C ha−1yr−1 in aboveground woody biomass during high-rainfall and flood conditions.

Pmel17 aggregation also prevents melanin-associated toxicity by sequestering intermediate on-pathway species in the course of polymer formation.

This effect might be due to sequestering of Rad5 on DNA, which could render modification of soluble PCNA less efficient.

Mr. Trump's call for ending the sequester on military spending is unlikely to gain traction in Washington.

"For example, the effects of the sequester on medical payments, the fact that nonmarket prices are extraordinarily low right now.

THE automatic cuts imposed by Congress's "sequester" on America's budget fall heavily on defence, which accounts for at least half of discretionary spending.

But it's not fair to pin the sequester on Mr. Obama: It was the result of last summer's Republican-initiated debt ceiling fight.

Before the start of the sequester on March 1, employment at private companies heavily dependent on military spending had been more closely tracking employment in the rest of the economy, though the numbers were somewhat uneven.

General Mattis testified alongside Adm. William H. McRaven, commander of the Special Operations Command, who also was questioned on the impact of the sequester on his ability to carry out training and missions.