Sentence examples for yield superiority from inspiring English sources

Combined therapies of antiresorptive and anabolic drugs do not necessarily yield superiority when compared to monotherapy.

Three of the NILs, namely Pusa Basmati 1121-GN4.1, SaMahsuri-GN4.1N4.1 and Swarna-GN4.1, showed a significant yield superiority to their recipient parents.

The yield superiority of hybrid rice was relatively small in comparison with that of inbred cultivars at medium and high yield levels, but the difference was large at super high yield levels.

The yield superiority of such classes across these three backgrounds over all the generations clearly indicated that tolerance of submergence and drought can be effectively combined even though they are governed by two different physiological mechanisms.

The yield superiority of lines with two or more QTLs under both NS and RS drought stress over the five high-yielding backgrounds clearly indicated that qDTY QTLs identified at IRRI are free from undesirable linkage drag and can be successfully used in MAB programs targeting yield improvement under RS drought stress.

Hybrids are now grown on about 60-70% of the total rye acreage owing to their yield superiority and better uniformity as compared to open-pollinating varieties.

Both trials yielded superiority in efficacy outcomes.

Consequently, all results yield the superiority of the x-Folded TM performance compared to the other networks.

However, the diagnostic accuracy of new biomarkers in differentiating CJD+ from AD does not yield comparable superiority over T-tau.

Recent results with the docetaxel+oral capecitabine (Xeloda®) combination vs single-agent docetaxel in a phase III randomised North American trial have yielded the superiority and convenience of the combination in anthracycline pretreated breast cancer (O'Shaughnessy et al, 2002), thus providing a docetaxel combination of more clinical interest.

Both parents and the hybrid were milestones for the renewal of hybrid rice with strong superiority for yield, yield heterosis and wide adaptability.