Sentence examples for transport come from from inspiring English sources

As shown on Table 1 below, nearly 60% of particle emissions, 38% of NOx as well as 26% of greenhouse gas emissions related to transport come from trucks.

This implies that most of the CO2 emissions from transport come from energy consumption, thus long-run policies related to the efficient use of energy and shifting to biofuel, renewable and nuclear energy can bring major benefits in mitigating GHG (Greenhouse Gas) emissions.

Half the month's 90,000-job increase in trade and transport came from the seasonal bump in delivery jobs.

Until the widespread use of the engine, the main fuel that drove transport came from the oats that were fed to horses.

However, the data also shows that in 2013 only 5.2% of final energy consumption, including heat and transport, came from renewable sources – well short of the a target of 15% by 2020 set by EU directives.

The Israeli government is serious about becoming fuel independent as soon as possible, with a focus on ensuring 60% of energy in transport comes from the renewables sector by 2025.

For example in the EU each Member State is mandated to ensure that 10% of transport energy (excluding aviation and marine transport) comes from renewable sources by 2020 [15].

Moreover, a rising demand of materials with specific characteristics in terms of water vapour transport comes from various market niches (i.e. textiles, building trade, packaging).

The first hints of protein involvement in plant NH3 transport came from nodules of legume rhizobia symbiosis and restoration of NH3 transport in yeast mutants complemented with three aquaporins from wheat roots.

As the equations make no specific provision for water transport, any associated water transport comes from other external factors, i.e., the osmotic relations involving water flow between the external solution and unstirred layer adjacent to the inside surface of the membrane (Fig. 1).

The UK has recently signed up to a compulsory EU target that will see 10% of its transport fuels come from renewable sources by the year 2020.