Thus, the resultant yield from PFCs is generally less than that of the equivalent batch process.
Third, when a fish stock is overexploited, fisheries targeting only large individuals might slightly increase sustainable yield by causing trait diversification (even though the resultant yield always remains lower than the maximum sustainable yield that could be obtained under low fishing mortality, without causing disruptive selection).
Accordingly, it is reasonable to infer that free ions in an electrolyte, especially the molten salt, are important for the resultant yield of Pt NWs.
Since the yield of the chemical reaction is a function of time and temperature which are usually related in a curvilinear fashion to the resultant yield, center-point (the mean value of a factor) should be added in the center of the design, resulting in star design.
It is because high therapeutic doses of recombinant proteins are needed, but resultant yield rates of recombinant proteins may be low due to denaturizing in purification process.
However, the commercial-scale viability of these additional unit operations needs to be evaluated to confirm that the resultant yield increases offset the increased capital and operational costs they present.
These updated original and simplified Liverpool scores, together with the total number of treatment courses and regimes, were then each compared for their effect on the resultant yield of CD34+ cells.
The resultant crop yields were used in combination with crop prices, crop production costs, and input costs to determine the net economic revenue under irrigation.
In contrast, in the developing world inorganic fertilisers are often not available and small-holder farmers suffer the resultant poor yields.
The resultant scheme yields a significant reduction on the number of calculations involved, when compared with the standard vector parameterization based schemes.
