Sentence examples for supply yield from inspiring English sources

The basis of this study is an empirical global relationship between reservoir storage capacity, water supply yield and reliability based on a global database of 729 rivers.

The use of narrow bin supply yielded significant reductions in rack lengths (−81%), Material Areas (−61%), Walking Distances (−61%), Indirect Work (−24%), and Cycle times (−8%).

We demonstrate that ultrahigh-density cultivation using a two-tier vessel with membrane-mediated CO2 supply yields a cyanophycin content per cellular dry weight similar to previously reported values, while the volumetric productivity per culture volume is significantly increased.

Testing the patient's home potable water supply yielded only L. feeleii.

Therefore, when a limited food supply yields CR conditions, the increased activity level would suppress growth (deposition in new biomass) to a relatively greater extent.

The transcriptomic comparison of these two genotypes at 10 μM iron supply yielded 79 significant transcripts, with 31 being more abundant in Mo17 and 48 with higher expression values for B73 (Table  1).

For cv. Atlantic when no Npre-pl was supplied, yield increased linearly in response to Nemerg rates, while with 56 kg ha−1 of Npre-pl, yield responded quadratically to Nemerg reaching a maximum at 114 kg ha−1.

The increase of N supply improved yield and IWUE when maize plant endured once irrigation shortage at vegetative stage.

The improvement in ship times indicates that either A) initial demand is dropping off, or that B) Apple has managed to improve its supply chain yield in order to meet demand.

FOVA is shown to produce a general, accurate and useful expression for estimating the coefficient of variation of water supply reservoir yield estimates.

Results show that cooling systems consisting of multiple cooling towers with different supply temperature yield significant better results than traditional systems with a cooler network in parallel arrangement that is supplied with cooling water from a single cooling tower.