Sentence examples for yield contributions from inspiring English sources

The association constants yield contributions of non-covalent interactions involving single structural elements of the cap to the free energy of binding, giving a reliable starting point to rational drug design.

On one hand, in the northwest, the porous aquifers of sandstone and unconsolidated sandy sediments generate soils with medium to sandy textures and little organic matter, forming geosystems that, despite having the wells with the highest yields, have low specific yield contributions to the rivers during the driest periods (Q 7,10 lowest yield for a period of 7 days with recurrence of 10 years).

The quality of fertilizers, their costs and yield contribution are as variable as their sources.

It has to be noted that the economic conditions of the people restricts the cultivators to put up tube wells, shallow wells or tanks with their own resources. ET contribution in the Rabi season was found to be 24% of the yearly ET. The water yield from this season is 148.72 mm which is 21% of the annual water yield contribution.

Persuading can yield contribution from managers and people trying to leverage their strengths to help the organization.

The daily milk yield contribution of a single seropositive cow to the entire daily bulk milk was reduced from 1.61%% in 2003 to 0.95 % in 2010 due to the increased herd size.

Some studies, although not testing the direct effects of teams in nursing homes, have still yielded contributions to the research field that are worth mentioning.

This requires that program costs not grow faster than the yield of contributions.

In France tax income was brought in to supplement the yield of contributions.

Also, their approaches do not yield the contributions of individual covariates to child nutrition outcomes.

A better understanding of these mechanisms will yield major contributions for improving both diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.