Sentence examples for peak yield of from inspiring English sources

Although the mutant is similar to the native strain in viral kinetics, the peak yield of the mutant is decreased dramatically.

Glucose yield increased gradually with severity at tested flow rates, then climbed steeply to the maximum yield of 59.6% with a flow rate of 25 mL/minute at logR0 = 4.1 to 5.5, while soluble glucose oligomer yield continuously increased to the peak yield of 43.3% at logR0 = 4.8 with a flow rate of 62.5 mL/minute, then declined with all tested flow rates as severity further increased.

The results show the economic benefits with or without government subsidies at different peak yields of a single CBM well.

On the contrary, xylooligomer yield climbed to the peak yields of 74.7 and 83.9% around logR0 = 4.3 to 4.4 with a flow rate of 25 mL/minute and 62.5 mL/minute, respectively, then it gradually declined as severity increased further.

A histogram of the time of peak yield is given in Figure 2 and illustrates the considerable variation (from about 15 to 70 DIM) across sires with a mean time of approximately 40 DIM, rather than 60 DIM which is often used to estimate persistency.

Both variability of the actual time of peak yield attributable to sires and difference in persistency were examined using a fixed time (60 DIM).

Furthermore, investigating the subset of artworks with zinc as the main peak yield an anti-correlation of titanium and lead (Additional file 1: Figure S22).

As well as being able to predict lactation yield at any stage of lactation, lactation curve models can be used to summarise key features of the lactation curve, such as time of peak yield and the peak flow, and characteristics related to extended lactation.

DIM of peak yield has been reported as correlated to persistency [ 8], however in our study, peak yield rather than time of peak yield was highly correlated with persistency (0.53).

The DIM of peak yield showed little correlation with any other variable, other than a small positive correlation with total milk yield.

The rate of decline in milk production after peak yield is the typical definition of milk yield persistency.