Sentence examples for sequestration extent from inspiring English sources

Research probing the mechanism and sequestration extent of OC sequestration to Fe oxide is needed to reliably model C cycling in environmental systems.

The CO2 sequestration extent achievable by CSW, FRCAs and their mixture, as well as the mechanical and durability properties of the mixture were evaluated in this study.

Also, the federal government has just embarked on another round of spending cuts, known as sequestration, and the extent of the resulting drag on the economy may not be evident for several months.

With the advent of Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS) technology the extent of CO2 handling is set to increase dramatically.

The IMF imposed austerity and pain on these countries, just as Germany is doing in the eurozone today -- and as the U.S. is doing to a lesser extent with sequestration.

The parameters for influx, extrusion and sequestration and to some extent the positions and the response time may compromise the estimate of Dapp.

Specifically, Plk1 activity might be required to keep hBora levels below a threshold, such as to limit the extent of sequestration of Aurora A into cytoplasmic complexes with hBora.

In the following, we examine previous work, present conclusions reached concerning best practices of study design and implementation, and provide empirical relationships helpful in predicting the persistence of hydrophobic organic compounds (HOCs) during municipal wastewater treatment and the extent of sequestration of these chemicals in biosolids.

We found variable uptake of doxorubicin at the cellular level in vitro, probably due to differences in uptake and/or efflux transporter activity as well as varying extents of sequestration in subcellular organelles such as lysosomes.

Contrast-enhanced CT/ CTA is required to rule out the presence of sequestration and to see the extent and aspect of the CCAM.

Irrespective of its actual extent however, FIH sequestration by ARD proteins must be oxygen-regulated in order to tune HIFα CAD-hydroxylation, other than just repressing it at all oxygen tensions, and experimental evidence points to hydroxylation-dependent release of FIH from ARD-proteins as the responsible mechanism.