Sentence examples for difference yielding from inspiring English sources

The minimum temperature difference yielding the more economical heat exchanger network is chosen as the optimal solution.

An optimal density difference criterion is established based on the Herschel Bulkley fluid model, which can be used to theoretically determine the optimum density difference yielding an optimal cement displacement performance.

Pairs of earthquakes within 15 km of each other are used to define travel time differences, yielding 57,695 arrivals for the P-wave data and 32,197 arrivals for the S-wave data.

Despite the presence of shared variants, the overall intragenomic variability was negligible, as differences were markedly smaller than those of intraspecific and interspecific differences, yielding a 97% success rate for species level identification [ 15].

Secondly, risk differences yielding numbers needed to treat (NNT) will be calculated using (multilevel) regression models to be adjusted for research centre and employment in the year preceding the study.

Separate comparison between digital and analog images failed to reveal relevant differences, yielding weighted kappa values for analog versus digital of: 0.87 versus 0.78 using Wolfe's scale; 0.75 versus 0.64 using Tabár's scale; 0.90 versus 0.90 using the BI-RADS scale; and 0.92 versus 0.91 using Boyd's scale.

Unadjusted methods showed significant differences between the groups, but the adjustment for confounders showed no the significant differences thus yielding different conclusions.

The resulting two-boundary value problem is discretized with a finite difference scheme yielding a large nonlinear system of equations.

Comparisons with single crystal data show that the criterion can successfully describe the difference in yielding anisotropy between FCC crystals.

The values cancel each other out when computing an HPB distance difference range, yielding constant values for the minimum and maximum bounds of this range, independently of EIRP variations.

One main objective is the identification of difference schemes yielding satisfactory numerical results for strongly convective problems (i.e., when the cell Reynolds number bα = λh/2 is greater than unity).