Sentence examples for a higher positive effect from inspiring English sources

Both inorganic fertilizer solutions (In-fert-1 and In-fert-2) had a higher positive effect on tomato transplant growth and leaf chlorophyll content than was observed in the compost tea treatments (CT-1 and CT-2) and control (water), indicating that a relatively higher nitrogen (N) concentrations may be preferred by the tomato transplants for growth and chlorophyll formation.

Using the same rationale, SIG had a high positive effect and albumin had a negative effect on PC2, which was positively associated with increased cytokine levels.

A high positive effect of this treatment was obtained not only because of metal nanocrystallization but also thanks to other factors, namely, structural-phase transformations, carbon saturation of the surface due to decomposition of the coolant and the friction coefficient decrease.

However, the corresponding interaction effect of this variable and an inter-organizational move between hospitals has a high positive effect on the chance of promotion (OR = 11.18, p < 0.05).

In the case of steam explosion, however, where a high positive effect for the digestion was achieved, the introduction of the extra enzymatic hydrolysis step provided a negative effect for all three types of biomass.

The results indicate that the World Café strategy has a significantly higher positive effect on their strategic planning capability than with traditional Strategy Workshops.

Oleic acid, an excellent surface modification agent, was expected to possess higher positive effect than acetic acid in such synthesis.

ILs with both higher positive effect alleles and favorable agronomic traits developed in present study are elite germplasm for wide crossing in wheat.

A higher positive linear effect of NPK fertilizer over Tween 80 in the biostimulation treatment of soil contaminated with kerosene had been reported in the previous work of Agarry et al.[62].[62]

Members of the Organisation for economic co-operation and Development (OECD) and developing countries make up his sample and his findings revealed that public expenditure on health had relatively higher positive effects than private health expenditure.

The highest positive effect was recorded for the unemployment rate and at risk of poverty threshold.