Sentence examples for setback value from inspiring English sources

The setback value decreased and peak time increased significantly in ozone-treated "Kasalath" (P < 0.05).

Using rape cake as organic fertilizer can increase the concentrations of malic acid and succinic acids exuded from roots as well as the breakdown value in starch profile and reduce the setback value.

Addition of IDF/MIDF to RS increased peak and final viscosity of paste, and MIDF decreased breakdown and setback value, indicating MIDF may be a great candidate for increasing stability of paste and restraining short-term retrogradation of starch gels.

Even though SBEIIa RNAi lines had high amylose content, the setback value was smaller than the control, suggesting that a lower retrogradation of these RNAi lines is due to their lower viscosity value.

The more the malic acid and succinic acid exuded from roots for a cultivar, the greater the breakdown values and the smaller the setback values in the starch profile, and the results were reversed for a cultivar with more tartaric acid and citric acid exuded from roots during the grain-filling period.

Many of those laid off this year have been socked with another setback as the value of their past compensation -- much of it based on shares of company stock, including 401 k)'s -- has plunged.

Apparent amylose content, alkali digestion value, setback viscosity, and pasting temperature were associated with SBE1, SSS1, and SSS2A.

In general, higher values of maximum viscosity and breakdown and lower values of setback are closely associated with better palatability of rice (Suzuki 1979; Chikubu et al. 1983).

Designing a levee setback around existing high-value infrastructure can maximize the benefit of the setback while simultaneously minimizing the costs.

You've since been successful in your second, more informed choice so are obviously able to recover from setbacks: all qualities good employers value.

The book proposed that women's adaptive responses to setbacks and sadness were of enormous value — that the improvisational nature of some lives is worth emulating and celebrating.