Sentence examples for established to yield from inspiring English sources
However, FBG bonding techniques have still not been established to yield satisfactory surface measurements.
A null space approach is established to yield appropriate trial and test functions by using candidate trial functions which are free from boundary conditions.
Thereby, an alternative route ensuing 3-HB-CoA is established to finally yield the desired dead-end product, 2-HIB.
An ultrasound assisted enzymatic pre-treatment method was established to improve the yield of FA.
Season-long weed-free and crop-free treatments were also established to compare wheat yield and weed growth, respectively.
Nowadays, medical thoracoscope had been established to have greater diagnostic yield in the diagnosis of exudative pleural effusion.
The Farr plots were established to examine growth and yield and how regenerating forest stands were impacted by light (mean 47.7%% BA removal); medium (mean 60.9%% BA removal); and heavy (mean 73.5%% BA removal), thinning at varying stand ages across varying productivity classes (Fig. 1).
The NIDDK Central Repository was established to improve the scientific yield of NIDDK-funded research by making valuable data and specimens available to the wider scientific community.
The Farr plots were established to examine growth and yield and how regenerating forest stands were impacted by light (mean 47.7%% BA removal); medium (mean 60.9%% BA removal); and heavy (mean 73.5%% BA removal), thinning at varying stand ages across varying productivity classes (Fig. 1).
Furthermore, two equations based on the Gibson and Ashby model have been established to predict the modulus and yield strength of SLM-processed diamond FGPSs.
The yield was established to be somewhat below 2 at all current densities and at low temperatures, while with increasing temperature it approached the value of 4. With the increase of tin content in the alloy, the yield of hydrogen decreases, which depends on the degree of hyperactivity that occurs in Al Sn alloys in the region of high cathodic potentials.
