Sentences with phrase «uptake rates»
"Uptake rates" refers to the speed or efficiency at which a substance or information is absorbed or taken up by something or someone. It measures how quickly and effectively something is being taken in or utilized. Full definition
How robust is this estimation of global carbon uptake rates in existing forests?
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Device updates roll out to all compatible devices immediately, with uptake rates of more than 90 percent.
Thus it is equivalent of 9 — 17 years worth of cumulative oceanic carbon uptake at the current uptake rate.
The additional amount of forest with world - average carbon uptake rate that would be required to completely offset human emissions of carbon to the atmosphere is therefore highly uncertain.
The IPCC state that all the PDFs in Figure 9 were given on the basis of a uniform prior in S. Note that, since the estimate of S will be significantly correlated with the level of forcings and ocean heat uptake rate assumed, unrealistic priors in those two parameters may also distort (upwards, in practice) the PDF obtained for S.
«Our results show that under constant Fe [a form of iron], the doubling of CO2 to 800 p.p.m. CO2 can reduce P. tricornutum [a diatom, plankton] Fe uptake rates by 44 %.»
Diabetic myotubes expressed a reduced basal glucose uptake compared with control cultures when precultured at equal low - insulin concentrations, and the increase in fractional velocity of GS was reduced after acute insulin stimulation at identical glucose uptake rates in diabetic cultures precultured at low insulin concentrations.
«Our results show that under constant Fe [a form of iron], the doubling of CO2 to 800 p.p.m. CO2 can reduce P. tricornutum [a diatom, plankton] Fe uptake rates by 44 %.»
They then examined the effect of a chemical that inhibits SRF and found that glucose uptake rates increased in both mice and human cells — and that the effects were greater in cells from patients who were insulin resistant or had type 2 diabetes.
However, in our case, different uptake rates are not related to different toxicities as actually galactose coated NP, which are taken up most efficiently show least toxicity.
Photosynthesis, calcification, and nutrient uptake rates were measured on board in incubation chambers, and samples were taken for later tissue and skeleton analysis.
Therefore, the carbon footprint is inversely proportional to the assumed carbon sequestration rate in forests; double the biomass uptake rate and the carbon footprint is cut by half; halve it and the carbon footprint doubles.
Also shown with blue circles and vertical error bars are the decadal average uptake rates adopted by the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report.
The high uptake rate by 70 % of Ballymun parents reflects the value parents place on the Parent - Child Psychological Support programme delivered by the HSE Public Health Nurse and Speech and Language Therapy services in partnership with youngballymun.
The analysts choose three values of climate sensitivity (CS) that correspond to the 5th percentile (CS = 2.0 °C), median (CS = 2.5 °C), and 95th percentile (CS = 4.5 °C) of the probability density function that were jointly estimated with the ocean heat uptake rate.
«Controlling air pollution will bring huge benefits to human welfare but it may reduce the amount of nutrients to the surface ocean and, thus, the ocean carbon uptake rate.
(This echoes Sweden, where the 2002 introduction of eight weeks of leave for fathers pushed the uptake rate to 85 %.)
«So mosses and other plants flourish in these lakes, leading to carbon uptake rates that are among the highest in the world, even compared to carbon - rich peatlands.»
Back when IDEA's antecedent was enacted, policy makers expected the uptake rate to be around 6 percent.
While ocean models disagree about future carbon uptake rates, terrestrial models do not even agree about the sign of future carbon exchange, with some showing continued uptake, and others indicating weakening uptake or even transitioning to sources.
Equilibrium and transient efficacies, and TCR and ECS estimates, were derived by comparing the historical GMST response (ΔT) with the causative forcing change (ΔF) respectively with and without the associated change in ocean heat uptake rate (ΔQ) deducted.
Figure S1: (a-g): Ensemble - average instantaneous radiative forcings and ocean heat uptake rates (thick lines) and individual ensemble members (thin) for GISS - E2 - R single - forcing experiments.
Not only is the GMST increase simulated by GISS - E2 - R is higher than that observed, but the ocean heat uptake rate is well above the observed level.