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For example, the yields of diesel, coke and COx still increased with the increasing of the Catalyst II.
For example, the yields of high-yield bonds versus emerging market bonds might change as political risks in developing countries change.
For example, the yield on the Merrill Lynch index of corporate bonds with maturities of 10 to 15 years is up 0.8 percentage points since June 13.
For example, the yield of positive tests obtained in acute care settings is unlikely to continue at current levels.
For example, the yield of glucose from cellulose in enzymatic hydrolysis and the yield of ethanol from glucose during fermentation are both inputs in the TE model.
For example, the yield of xylose from xylan during a pretreatment experiment is calculated by measuring the composition of the input biomass feedstock and the biomass slurry after pretreatment.
For example, the yield of Salangids per year in Poyanghu lake decreased from 6 × 105 kg in 1960s to 104 kg in 1987 [ 62], and the fishery production of N. taihuensis was completely collapsed in Poyanghu lake thereafter [ 63].
For example, the yield of the desired ICG-sOSu-panitumumab product in the 20× ICG-sOSu dye reaction was ∼19%, and significant amounts of the mAb were consumed in the creation of the HMW aggregates as seen from the large peak at RT = 12.5 min. In contrast, the product yield was much higher (∼72%) from the 5× ICG-sOSu dye reaction with a smaller amount of the HMW entity being generated.
This concept fits, for example, the yield results of spring wheat in one of our fertilization trials.
For example, VHb expression increased the yields of biomass, protease and exopectinases of Aspergillus sojae in solid-state fermentation, in which strains encounter oxygen transfer problems (Mora-Lugo et al. 2015).
The patent literature shows convincing examples where the yield of alkenes has been increased in conjunction with a thermal balance with respect to the endothermic/exothermic nature of the reactions.
