Sentence examples for suitable for sequestration from inspiring English sources

A pure carbon dioxide stream is produced from the carbon fuel cell, suitable for sequestration.

Our results show that the hydrophobic cluster that forms in p63 "slows" down folding but yet eventually does lead to a conformation that is suitable for sequestration by MDM2; this may partly be responsible for the experimental demonstrations of weak interaction between p63 and MDM2 (relative to the interactions between MDM2 and p53/p73).

The results further optimized a prototype portable magnetic separator suitable for rapid sequestration of magnetic nanospheres from the human blood stream while accommodating necessary clinical boundary conditions.

The CO2 purification system can be designed to handle practical levels of air leakage into boilers and process heaters to produce a purity of CO2 suitable for geological sequestration.

The production of a pure CO2 stream suitable for use or sequestration could also be realized.

For each patient, CT angiography was used to determine whether the pulmonary sequestration was suitable for coil embolization, surgical resection or conservative treatment.

Since wood at later stages of decay is not suitable for burial (also less likely to be included in forest inventory studies), even if half of this pool is suitable for burial, that is still 65 GtC available for sequestration.

Pd/alloy-based (Pd/Cu, Pd/Au) membrane reactors embedded into Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle IGCCC) plants (IGCC-MR) enable the storage and/or use of the energy value of H2 to produce electricity while the CO2 enriched retentate exit stream becomes particularly suitable for high pressure CO2 capture-sequestration.

In this study, a high throughput, tablet-sized, low cost photobioreactor, herein referred as "PhotoBiobox", was fabricated and tested for screening and culture optimization of microalgae suitable for biomass and biodiesel production, and CO2 sequestration.

In the context of the micellar model, this means that the first two HAs formed pseudomicelles most effectively upon the addition of the cation, providing the most suitable sequestration sites for pyrene.

HTC strategies could therefore be suitable for both the use of E. nuttallii in biochar-related concepts of carbon sequestration and soil amelioration as well as for the energy recovery of the feedstock chars in combustion plants.