Sentence examples for severity resulted from inspiring English sources

Increased torrefaction severity resulted in decreased milling energy consumption, angle of repose, mass and energy yield, content of volatile matter, hydrogen, cellulose and hemicellulose.

We assumed that cases of the same severity resulted in similar medical costs.

This higher severity resulted in the formation of higher amounts of sugar degradation products and, accordingly, lower sugar yields from the second acid hydrolysis step and the subsequent enzymatic hydrolysis of the solid residues.

The amount of exposure to different types of war events as well as to different forms of family violence together with Tsunami severity resulted as the strongest predictors for PTSD symptom severity.

However, the pretreatment of pinewood at 150°C for 0.5 h (the lowest severity) resulted in a methane yield of 71.4 L ·kg−1CH, which showed 84% improvement compared to the methane yield from untreated pinewood.

Greater OA severity resulted in increased levels of functional impairment, after adjustment for gender, as manifested by patient report of increased difficulty in performing a selected set of basic and instrumental activities of daily living (Table 2).

These findings demonstrate that reducing tree density in southwestern ponderosa pine stands may significantly lower burn severity resulting from wildfire.

The root mean square of the acceleration signal (QRMS parameter) was shown to be able to measure the creep groan severity resulting from the vehicle tests.

Three of these (BDNF: rs6265, rs10835210, rs11030107) were found to interact significantly with childhood trauma severity resulting in increased likelihood of an anxiety disorder diagnosis.

Living covers including perennial peanuts (Arachis pintoi, Fabaceae), "cinquillo" (Drymaria cordata, Caryophyllaceae) and coriander (Coriandrum sativum, Umbelliferae) reduced the number of incoming whitefly adults, delayed the onset of tomato yellow mottle virus (ToYMoV), and decreased disease severity, resulting in higher yields and profits, compared to the bare soil control.

Arguably, however, more important differences between the two study sites were those in fire severity, resulting in an elevated litter cover prior to mulching at the pine site but not at the eucalypt site, and in experimental design, with eight bounded erosion plots of 16 m2 installed at the eucalypt site as opposed to only four at the pine site (due to its limited size).