Sentence examples for reviewed the yield from inspiring English sources
Several authors have reviewed the yield benefits of legumes for subsequent cereal crops.
This paper reviews the yield and translocation of LPS as well as other bacterial immunogens in the digestive tract and the immune responses and metabolic alterations caused by LPS in dairy cows fed diets containing high portions of grain.
> When the false-positives and false-negatives were reviewed, the modalities also yielded very similar results (Table 2) (Figs. 4 and 5).
In addition, the design method of a donut-type two-way voided slab was reviewed through the yield line method.
It said its calculations, in reviewing the case, would yield an actual loss to the Treasury "well in excess of the district court's $1 million restitution order".
To calculate the number of outpatient NoV episodes and hospitalizations for children living in industrialized countries (where 23 of 31 studies in our review were conducted), we multiplied the total number of estimated diarrhea episodes in each clinical setting by the pooled proportion attributable to NoV based on the studies we reviewed to yield the number of NoV cases in each setting (9 ).
Therefore, this study reviews the common findings yielded from experimental and numerical investigations reported in literature, with the aim to clarify the critical points to address when modelling bubbly flows containing nanoparticles using the classic two-fluid and MUSIG models.
Reviewing the reference lists yielded two further citations.
We know of only one study, which was not included in any of the systematic reviews or meta-analyses that we reviewed, that assessed the yield of screening for depression with and without excluding patients with psychiatric disorders already treated with psychotropic drugs.
In this review paper different design and climate parameters are reviewed which affects the yield of a solar still.
Ward [17] gave an extensive review of the yield behaviour of polymers, highlighting the dependence on the hydrostatic component of the stress, in contrast to other materials such as metals.
