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[lemma=sequestration] [tag=NNP | tag=□]
[lemma=sequestration] [tag=NNP | lemma=□]
In isolated heart muscle , caffeine and other methylxanthines prolong the time course of ventricular relaxation by reducing the rate of intracellular calcium sequestration during diastole by sarcoplasmic reticulum33 ,58,59 . The procedures to be followed for sequestration during the investigation are the same procedures that apply during the inquiry . The contemplation of so vast a property as here alluded to , without taxation , may lead to sequestration without constitutional authority , and through blood . ACCOMPLISHMENTS : ARS scientists at Watkinsville , Georgia , determined that soil carbon sequestration during the first five years of bermudagrass pasture management was two to three times greater under grazed pastures than under hayed or unharvested management pastures . The presence of D9THC in saliva essentially results from the phenomenon of bucco-dental sequestration during inhalation . The study found that all three ethanol pathways have negative greenhouse gas emissions because of carbon uptake sequestration during growth of corn plants , trees and grass . The ultimate capacity of saline formations to sequester carbon dioxide by solubility and mineral trapping must be determined by simulating sequestration with geochemical models . A few ducks are usually seen sailing on the lake , apparently more for pleasure than anything else , and the ouzels at the head of the rapids sing always ; while robins , grosbeaks , and the Douglas squirrels are busy in the groves , making delightful company , and intensifying the feeling of grateful sequestration without ruffling the deep , hushed calm and peace . The courthouse was closed Thursday because of the Veterans Day holiday and jurors remained in sequestration at their hotel . This relates to the fact that it uses a figure for net synthesis based on deposition and takes no account of fat and protein turnover which could result in fat synthesis and therefore sequestration without any change in the amount of body fat . No current technology can separate flue gas into concentrated carbon dioxide streams for sequestration at an economical cost . Phase I should provide preliminary data on prospective rates and quantities of enhanced carbon transformation and sequestration with more comprehensive and peer-reviewed data sets developed in Phase II. Grant applications proposing only computer modeling without improvements in physical mechanisms or field approaches will not be considered . The goal of sequestration research and development is to achieve sequestration with less than a 10 percent increase in energy system costs , or roughly $ 10 per ton of carbon emissions avoided . During my countless sequestrations with the magazine , I took in not only the powdered limbs and bedroom eyes but also the general atmosphere of adult men engaging with adult women . Scientists and policy makers rely on results from laboratory and field experiments , as well as computer models , to estimate current and future impacts of agricultural practices on soil carbon sequestration at regional and national scales . Even though current sequestration is small relative to CO2 emitted through fossil fuel burning , more widespread adoption of conservation management practices could lead to sequestration at higher rates , ranging from 300 to 700 Tg CO2 / yr . FACE initially calculates carbon sequestration with the CO2FIX model , and observes the development of biomass in the field . And the National Academy of Sciences estimated the cost of CO2 sequestration at $ 0.3 per gallon of gasoline . To be useful for answering today 's questions on the potential for C sequestration with regard to global change , models that predict pool sizes and turnover rates , and thus overall C dynamics , must be based on verifiable , analytically derived data .