Sentence examples for notable yield from inspiring English sources

| Updated See below for figures from the University of Chicago, which had a notable yield increase this year.

The off-line pyrolysis of initial biomass produced also a notable yield of the methylated form of ω-hydroxy alkanoic acids and alkan-dioic acids (Table 3).

Throughout their life cycle plants are affected by various abiotic stresses, such as drought, extreme temperature, high salt concentration and cold, and these cause notable yield reductions in agriculture worldwide.

This focus group offered notable data yield because peer interaction appeared to be highly valued by participants.

Essentially unwilling to force the privileged notables to yield their corporate rights, the crown was unable to assert any coherent policy.

China's music-education system may yield notable soloists, but it has yet to develop the breadth of talent and the collaborative mentality that engender great orchestras.

Alex Ross, in his article on symphonic music in China, notes that "China's music-education system may yield notable soloists, but it has yet to develop the breadth of talent and the collaborative mentality that engender great orchestras" ("Symphony of Millions," July 7th & 14th).

Furthermore, in contrast to urban scenarios, the fine tuning of P 0 relay link can yield notable performance enhancement.

(iv) Blending multiple cork sizes to achieve a greater size distribution of cork granules used as sand or stone replacement did not yield notable beneficial results.

Additional coating of a hydrophilic layer onto GON catalysts also showed the notable performance (product yield ∼99%) in catalytic reactions performed in aqueous media.

However, only the nonreactive phosphate-type solvent such as triethyl phosphate and tributyl phosphate showed a notable ethyl lactate yield in the subsequent esterification reaction compared with dimethyl sulfoxide and N-methyl pyrolidine.