Sentence examples for change the yields from inspiring English sources
In our study, applying different solvent extraction ratios did not strongly change the yields regardless the solvent or material and that was in agreement with Kalia et al. [27].
Emulsifier can change the yield stress and apparent viscosity of cement paste, and its effect on cement paste differs greatly with the type and dosage of emulsifier.
Inclusion of aluminum dust causes rapid stiffening of fresh paste while the use of aluminum powder does not change the yield stress development of AACs.
Innovation is a word derived from the Latin, meaning to introduce something new to the existing realm and order of things or to change the yield of resources as stated by J.B. Say quoted in Drucker (Drucker 1985).
SodCI is protecting against direct damage by superoxide, given that the periplasmic superoxide dismutase will decrease the steady state concentration of superoxide but not ultimately change the yield of hydrogen peroxide or other downstream reactive oxygen species.
While the interest rate (or yield) for two-year bonds has not changed, the yield for 10-year bonds has fallen from 2.32% to a record low 1.98%: The flattening of the yield curve suggests that the outlook is one of slowing growth (the flatter the curve is, the worse the outlook, and when the curve slopes downwards, that is a sign of a recession to come).
However, further increase in biosorbent dose did not significantly change the biosorption yield.
Further increase in adsorbent dose did not significantly change the biosorption yield.
Further increase of the annealing temperature (sample S850) does not appear to change the PL yield of the sample.
The major sources of fluctuations within the confocal volume are molecular diffusion by Brownian motion, convection, and chemical reactions that change the fluorescence yield.
The results indicated that while difference in the particle size distribution did not change the specific biogas yield, the digester performance was affected.
