Sentence examples for Further yields from inspiring English sources

Appropriately using covariates further yields more precise estimators in randomized experiments.

e360: If we can't gain further yields from these staple crops, what about using other crops in their stead?

The integration of NCC with structured light and epipolar geometry for the proposed 3D sensing system further yields accurate 3D reconstruction results as demonstrated in the experimental results of this research.

Analysis of the simulated network further yields other characteristic properties such as concentration of crosslink points, distribution and concentration of elastically active chains, average molecular weight between crosslinks, sol content and mass fraction of pendent chains.

The study presents the most comprehensive analysis of cell membrane GSLs to date, and exceeds the number of identified GSLs in earlier reports by a factor of 2. It further yields highly reproducible and quantitative information allowing measurement of distinct changes during cellular progression.

Unlike the CFIE, the CFIE-R are Fredholm equations which, we show, are uniquely solvable; our selection of coupling parameters, further, yields CFIE-R operators with excellent spectral distributions with closely clustered eigenvalues so that small numbers of iterations suffice to solve the corresponding equations by means of Krylov subspace iterative solvers such as GMRES.

No further yield increase was observed at the higher seeding rates in the presence of higher N rates.

In these cases, where there was no further yield gain with added N (within 5 bu/ac), the "effective yield difference" was set to zero.

Our predictions are well consistent with the existing phase diagrams but further yield potential phases and their crystallographic informations.

While the pace of capital growth slowed through the second half (pre changes to stamp duty land tax), this was not unexpected as we forecast only a small further yield shift.

Positive results have been obtained by targeting different yield constituents, indicating that there is ample room for further yield improvement by genetic means.