Sentence examples for yield demonstrates from inspiring English sources

Studying of these PS light yield demonstrates the importance of migration processes comparing to excimer formation.

The lack of interaction between irrigation and genotype for pod yield demonstrates that peanut genotypes with more prolific root growth at depth may not necessarily have an advantage for increased amounts of water acquisition and utilization that are translated into yield.

Moreover, the yield demonstrated a drawback by increasing both independent variables studied.

Palladium-catalysed cross-coupling of 20 with PhMgBr afforded 21 in 71%% yield, demonstrating the synthetic utility of these chlorinated PAHs.

However, because both genotypes have the same seed yield under LN conditions, the positive correlation between N uptake and seed yield demonstrated in previous works on oilseed rape [ 9, 11, 12, 15] was not confirmed in our experimental conditions.

Figure 2 clearly illustrates the trade-off between reducing power and growth yield, demonstrating that novel biodegradation pathways requiring the smallest number of reducing equivalents may be more desirable when maximizing growth.

Reviewing the Comparative Current Market Yields demonstrates just how wide the value differences and, therefore, opportunities have become.

This case study on the estimation of mango fruit yields demonstrates the applicability of RF in the field of agricultural engineering, with a specific focus on water management.

The objective of the unit was to confirm yields, demonstrate operability and reliability, confirm scale-up criteria, and validate benefits of the HS-FCC technology.

Analyses of crop yields demonstrated that inter-field variation in chemical fertility more significantly affected yields than the topographic position of fields or the physical properties of their soils (soil depth and texture).

The extracts evaluated in this work showed the yields demonstrated in Table 3, where we observed a higher yield of extract A. macrocarpa compared to A. cearensis.