Sentence examples for operational yield from inspiring English sources

Operational yield is obtained under real-world field conditions that are typically less than ideal due to abiotic (weather events, soil conditions, etc).

Herbicide tolerance – the dominant trait in GM varieties by far – did also not increase operational yields.

Based on the data compiled, the UCS report [20] found that insect resistant Bt maize likely did increase operational yields approximately 7-127-12%re and when the target pest was a significant factor limiting intrinsic yields.

The results reveal that design improvements estimated gains would reach 2%, whereas operational improvements yield up to 10% energy savings per produced part.

The operational quantum yield of PSII (ΦPSII) was calculated from the steady-state fluorescence (Fs) at each irradiance and the maximum fluorescence measured after a saturation pulse (Fm') at the end of each irradiance interval, from (Fm' Fs)/Fm' [6].

The same was true, but to a smaller extent, for the operational quantum yield of this species.

While changes in EC50 were observed, operational analysis yielded no apparent change in receptor activation.

A total of 179 data points from the literature, encompassing both the batch and the continuous operational modes, yielded design correlations for slumping, rolling/cascading and cataracting bed behaviours.

The relative importance of the operational factors yielded was assessed using Wilcoxon Matched Pairs test.

Since there are many small-sized hospitals, a comparative study of the small versus large hospitals in terms of operational innovation might yield interesting results.

The novel ionic liquids together with the design of a clean procedure offers advantages including short reaction time, good yield, operational simplicity, and environmentally benign characteristics.