Sentence examples for bringing the aggregate from inspiring English sources

The 13.3% increase in ethanol yield with the complete fiber scenario translates to an additional ethanol yield of 0.370 gallons per bushel for dry grind, bringing the aggregate industry yield to 3.078 gallons per bushel (Table  5; see Additional file 1 for calculations).

Peterborough supporters have seen an average of almost five goals in every game at London Road this season, and the Dons' defensive uncertainty under pressure in the opening minutes meant it was not long before Peterborough brought the aggregate scores level.

Wright replied for Arsenal two minutes before the break and the team brought the aggregate scoreline level, when Merson "pump[ed] home a cracking 25-yard drive into the top right-hand corner".

Furthermore, the aggregated curves form a bundle with slope quite parallel to the theoretical curve on the log-log plot, indicating that one only needs a simple rescaling to bring the aggregate to the theoretical curve.

For three patients (two good outcome, one poor) a single value was missing from the set but they were included in the analysis because substituting any score (1, 2 or 3) for the missing one would not have brought the aggregate to more than nine or less than 10, respectively.

The studios typically get 80% of first-week ticket revenue, a percentage that goes down as time passes if the movie endures to bring the studios' aggregate average closer to 50%.

Identities are matched at an individual level and results are collated at an aggregate level – without bringing the datasets together.

Nevertheless, excessive addition of glucose can lead to the formation of unevenly distributed aggregates of glucose molecules, which can bring out the aggregates of particles of spinel, and results in the reduction of the surface area.

We focus on identifying the key sectors that bring the largest impacts on sectoral and aggregate production.

Its role is crucial as by aggregating the loans it brings the interest rate down.

Mutations in SOD1 that bring the protein charge to neutrality, or decrease the negative charge, have been suggested to make it more prone to aggregate (32, 33).