Sentence examples for processing yield from inspiring English sources

Immunological castration and RAC produced leaner finished products but did not alter processing yield of hams or bacon.

Recently, in addition to the use of the weight of fatty livers, biochemical traits, such as dry matter and protein content, were measured and used to predict the processing yield [ 1].

A mutation in the PRKAG3 gene in Hampshire pigs, for example, causes high glycogen content in skeletal muscle, which has beneficial effects on meat content but detrimental effects on processing yield [ 34].

In addition, it is well known that carriers of the 199V-200Q haplotype show decreased protein content, ultimate pH, water holding capacity and processing yield, increased reflectance values, and a higher degree of protein denaturation compared with non-carriers [ 3- 5].

The miniature mechanical SAD was fabricated using a stainless steel wet etching process that provided not only miniaturization but also a high processing yield.

Better colour and texture and 13% higher processing yield were obtained for the developed machine.

We estimated heritabilities under both diets and genotype by diet interactions for body weight, fork length, condition factor, TGC (thermal-unit growth coefficient) and processing yields: viscera yield, carcass yield, filet yield and head yield.

Blue catfish exhibits superior performance for processing yields, seinability, and resistance to the most serious bacterial disease, enteric septicemia of catfish (ESC) caused by Edwardsiella ictaluri.

Possible solutions for reversing the extensification trend include improving crop and processing yields by using more high-yielding seed types, replanting old plantations, and upgrading and mechanizing milling technologies, among other approaches.

The direct or indirect evolution of the processing yields was studied as a function of the structural parameters, proper process parameters (temperature, nature and concentration of catalyst, molar ratio of participants), process byproducts.

This processing yields the distribution of light emission.