Sentence examples for sequestration targets from inspiring English sources

Such tools are valuable for screening and ranking sequestration targets.

DOE's Midwest Geological Sequestration Consortium (MGSC) adds two considerations to their definition: all coals shallower than 152 m are mineable and so are unsuitable for CO2 sequestration, and at 152 305 m deep, coal seams 0.5 1.1 m thick are unmineable and so are reasonable sequestration targets (U.S. DOE 2010).

Sequestration targets "budget authority rather than outlays.

On several occasions, the White House has presented a comprehensive, specific package of spending cuts and tax loophole reforms that easily meet the sequestration target of $85 billion in deficit reduction over 10 years.

The budget cuts of 2011, like sequestration now, targeted smaller "discretionary" programs that don't command the support Medicare and Social Security do.

Taking advantage of the abundant ZrOH groups on the surface of GO, as well as the large surface of available GO for enhancing the sequestration of target organophosphorus-pollutants, the as-prepared UiO-67/GO composites exhibit enhancement of adsorption capacity toward glyphosate.

In the 2016 funding legislation that policymakers will negotiate over the next several weeks, they should include sufficient funding to renew all vouchers that families are using by the end of this year, provide an additional $470 million to restore the remaining vouchers cut by sequestration, and target these vouchers to reduce homelessness and meet other urgent needs.

MicroRNA-mediated mRNA decay and sequestration of target mRNAs in P-bodies have been also proposed.

On the other hand, overloading lysosomes with cholesterol completely inhibited exocytosis, possibly due to decreased lysosome motility or abnormal sequestration of target and vesicular SNAREs (Fig. 2).

This may lead to aberrant PRC2 sequestration from primary targets, a transcriptionally active state, and tumorigenicity.

Base complementarity between miRNA and mRNA influences the final outcome of the repression (fig. 1 d), in which a perfect base pairing results in target degradation, whereas imperfect base pairing yields sequestration of a target (Bartel 2009).