Sentence examples for term of yield from inspiring English sources

In A. hydaspica ethyl-acetate extract 7-O-galloyl catechin appears to be the major antioxidant compound both in term of yield and activity.

In this study, the sooting tendencies of primary reference fuels (PRFs) are measured in term of yield sooting indices (YSIs) in methane diffusion flames doped with the vapors of PRFs.

Nitrocellulose was superior to PVDF and Whatman no.1 in term of yield, reproducibility and proteome quality of the isolated urinary proteins, making the rationale of membrane selection for this procedure.

In terms of yield, even this 'smallholder scale' trial hub promises much.

It is one of the world's richest gold mines in terms of yield per ton of ore.

It was, it transpired, probably quite a small bomb, in terms of yield and explosive power, and not the game-changing thermonuclear device that North Korea initially bragged about.

But what that means in terms of yield is anyone's guess, Mr. Myers said, since manufacturers around the world have been struggling to make this technology work.

Band and circular saws permit changing board thickness and turning the log after each cut; therefore, breakdown is more advantageous in terms of yield and grade.

We thought the second quarter results were slightly better than expected with IAG continuing to outperform its competitors (premium traffic continues to come through) in terms of yield and the most in terms of cost cutting.

Some plantation firms are simply hitching a ride on the boom in prices but IOI, a Malaysian plantation owner, is about 50% more efficient in terms of yield per hectare than its local rivals.

They're fairly undervalued vis à vis treasuries, in terms of yield.