Sentence examples for significant abatement from inspiring English sources

The test results obtained showed the general validity of the approach adopted, as significant abatement of emissions was achieved.

"It is inevitable that tighter baselines, or a cap on emissions, will ultimately be set, particularly given the significant abatement task we are likely to face to meet our new emissions target," said Grossman.

The international maritime transport sector has a significant abatement potential and some technical improvements that reduce GHG emissions would already be profitable without any policy in place.

For this end, a H∞ control strategy is used in order to obtain a significant abatement of the pollutant, and by the way illustrates the gain one can expect when applying such techniques to this kind of process.

Ethaselen's significant abatement of the Wnt/beta-catenin cell differentiation-related signaling pathway was also observed in RKO cells; this apparently leads to its strong inhibitory effect on cell growth and TrxR1 activity in this cell line.

In that case, it would probably pay no taxes for 12 years, because the work is so extensive that it will qualify for a significant abatement of existing taxes on the old structure, as well as exemption from taxes attributable to the rehabilitation.

The buildings are also automatically eligible for significant abatements of New York City property taxes.

As a general result, quite significant abatements of heavy-metal ions and surfactants were achieved, with relatively low energy consumption.

This was possible because most of these buildings, usually of 10 or fewer units, had been heavily renovated before they were marketed and had the benefit of at least 12 years of significant tax abatement under the city's J-51 program.

The UK example shows that energy crops have the potential to deliver significant emissions abatement (up to 24 Mt carbon dioxide equivalent year−1, 4% of 2013 UK total emissions), and renewable electricity (up to 29 TWh year−1, 8% of UK electricity or 3% of primary energy demand), but a holistic assessment of related policies is needed to ensure that support is cost-effective.

Some argue that China cannot be engaged on the basis of its national interest in climate policy, on the ground that China's national net benefits of limiting greenhouse gas emissions would be negative, as a result of significant GHG abatement costs and potential net gains to China from a warmer world.