Sentence examples for sequestration strategy from inspiring English sources

Jonathan A. Moran of Royal Roads University in British Columbia, Charles M. Clarke of Monash University in Malaysia and colleagues describe this "novel nitrogen sequestration strategy" in a paper in Biology Letters.

Mineral carbonation is a promising CO2 sequestration strategy that offers a long-lasting and environmentally safe solution.

This important environmental service almost is not counted and should be considered as a carbon sequestration strategy.

Enhanced weathering of mafic and ultramafic rocks has been suggested as a carbon sequestration strategy for the mitigation of climate change.

The iron sequestration strategy of WCS417 is intermediate to that of WCS358 and WCS374.

In rice, both OsVIT1 and OsVIT2 proteins localize to the tonoplast and can transport Zn2+ and Fe2+ across this membrane as part of a vacuolar sequestration strategy [ 13].

This knowledge gap challenges the ability to predict the response of SOM to environmental changes and make recommendations for effective land-based C sequestration strategies.

Multiphase flow models that simulate flow and entrapment behavior of supercritical CO2 (scan2) can be used to design and evaluate CO2 sequestration strategies in deep geologic formations.

Knowledge of the kinetics and mechanisms of carbonate dissolution is essential, for instance, to determine the contribution of carbonate-fluid reactions to the global carbon cycle and CO2 sequestration strategies, as well as to design new methods that mitigate the effects of weathering processes on carbonate stones.

Given the large variation of SOM composition for different soils (e.g. Allophanic soils having a larger fraction of decomposed organic matter compared to other soil orders) and different mechanisms governing SOM stabilisation, effective C sequestration strategies should be case-specific for New Zealand grasslands.

Over the last two decades, C sequestration strategies might have overstated the role of plantations in climate change mitigation [1], [8], [11], [30].