Sentence examples for trend yielding from inspiring English sources

Again, the un-pruned, un-thinned 500 stems ha−1 treatment did not appear to adhere to this trend, yielding on average a slightly lower velocity even than for the 100 stems ha−1 treatment.

Frozen thawed MSC displayed a similar trend, yielding consistently higher cell viability and reattachment rates when dissociated with trypsin compared to enzyme-free dissociation buffer.

Tests for linear and quadratic trends yielding t-statistics were also computed.

Because, as he said, "How much more glammy could you go after all those ladylike clothes?" But fashion isn't a narrow country lane with one trend politely yielding to the next.

This allowed us to identify structural trends of the peptide bound to the SH2 domain, as well as the rate at which these trends evolve, yielding a qualitative picture of the energy landscape.

Indeed, if we only use the data of the past 30 y, these show an almost linear trend of 0.017°C/y, yielding an expected 2.5 new record hot temperatures in the last decade [1 per 4 years].

Scholars from various fields have steadily enhanced our understanding of the topic based on this initial trend in publications, yielding many findings and definitions.

The loops are basically closed and saturated below c. 0.3 T (with an obvious linear paramagnetic trend beyond 0.3 T), yielding a relatively low coercivity (Bc) of maximum 13.5 mT and remanence coercivities (Bcr) between 49 and 57 mT.

These experiments have been strategically chosen because of flow conditions yielding opposite trend of bubble size evolution, which provided the means of carrying out a thorough examination of existing bubble coalescence and break-up kernels.

Repetitions of the experiment showed this as a general trend, with manual integration yielding 2 3 times higher errors than FMLR deconvolution for metabolite concentrations determined from the average of all peaks from the compound.

Finally, the activity for oxidation/reduction of the ORR intermediate hydrogen peroxide was tested, yielding similar trends but less pronounced effects than obtained for the ORR.