Sentence examples for yield corrections from inspiring English sources

The pole expansions yield corrections that remove maximal errors of low order, introduced by singular behaviour of the integrands as the evaluation point approaches the poles.

However, if both salinity and low fertility are limiting yield, correction of either or both will improve yield.

Contrarily, the soil that yields corrections is so fertile it becomes easy to ignore large parts of the crop.

This approach yields correction factors compensating for tumour cures in growth-delay experiments.

In 1915, however, the German-born physicist Albert Einstein developed the theory of general relativity, which incorporates the concept of gauge symmetry and yields subtle corrections to Newtonian gravity.

Sparsely sampled navigators as well as PET image-based MC [11] yield motion correction at a lower, but clinically sufficient, time rate than densely sampled navigators would do.

It may be helpful to determine the bone age if the child is near maturity, as guided growth may not yield sufficient correction if less than 6 months of predicted growth remain [5].

The post-optimization result is obtained at a numerical cost very close to that for the (T=200mbox{ ns}) gate, and yields pulse corrections very similar to those shown in Figure 4.

This yielded negligible corrections of 3×10−4 for H(A*) and 1×10−6 for H(A).

Final plot yield, after correction for plot size, was recorded at all sites and additional phenotypic assessments of developmental traits and yield components were made at Norwich and Sandringham.

To that end, the intensity values were summed per lane for each primer combination and each of the sums was divided by the maximal value to yield the correction factor.