Sentence examples for manipulated to yield from inspiring English sources
Choropleth maps are often used in inappropriate applications; class breaks are artificial separations that can be manipulated to yield choropleth maps supporting (politically) divergent interpretations.
An important extrinsic variable, the time factor (W/FAo) was manipulated to yield results which were then used to explain reactor performance.
The resulting two coupled stability differential equations are manipulated to yield a single governing differential equation in terms of the twisting angle.
Using a new preparation technique which combines electroless plating and osmosis, the microstructure of the palladium film can be manipulated to yield both porous and dense films without altering the chemistry of the plating bath.
The proposed correlation is given as, in the paper and these equations are then manipulated to yield a simple approximate criterion for the prediction of flooding, in vertical round tubes; according to this new criterion, flooding may be expected to occur whenUg+ui>0.353 ρgσ 2Dμgρ3g17Fwhere ui and F are known functions of Re.
Equation (60) can be manipulated to yield the following relationship between the number of samples K and the size of the logical network, n: the RIP holds with high probability if K 2 ≥ 192 log n S 2 δ S 2 − 64 c 1, where c1 is constant selected to ensure that the denominator of the previous expression is positive and the Theorem is shown.
Success in cultivating seaweed depends on knowledge of the ecophysiological characteristics of the species and how important factors for seaweed growth can be manipulated to improve yields (Harrison and Hurd 2001).
Since the alteration of the FCC unit configuration and catalyst development is not the focus of this work, even though they are very important in FCC unit optimization, only the operation variables are manipulated to maximize the yield of propylene lump (C3's).
In this review article, we focus on the genetic factors of floral development and inflorescence architecture known to influence grain number and provide a broad overview of genes and genetic pathways that potentially can be manipulated to increase the yield of cereal crops, in particular wheat (Triticum aestivum) and barley (Hordeum vulgare).
The artist takes the familiar frustration of having a pixelated splotch on an otherwise-beautiful photograph, and manipulates it to yield a more intricate and even intimate concept.
Further research will help confirm the functional relevance of the pathways uncovered, and how they can be manipulated to control sow milk yield and quality.
