Sentence examples similar to yielded to control from inspiring English sources

Stone flakes yield to control of fire, then to cleavers and ball weapons...

He added that the villages constituted barely a quarter of 1% of the 39.8% of the West Bank that has been yielded to Palestinian control so far.

However, treatments had no detectable effect towards an increased yield (GLM of yields compared to control, F 7; 63, = 1.6; p = 0.15).

That campaign, combined with another attack by government proxies against Karen rebels in June, seems to suggest that the Myanmar junta's demands that ethnic groups yield to its control are not idle threats.

The changes in Myanmar have been sudden and with few parallels — military juntas rarely voluntarily yield to civilian control — so analysts hesitate when asked to predict the country's immediate future.

In that column I explained the purpose of winter pruning is to achieve quality fruit and a higher yield, not to control tree size, which is often attempted.

A significantly higher milk yield compared to control cows was found for the label group but not for the rolling group.

Quantitative PCR results were normalized to loading control (Rpl32 or Tbp) transcript level to yield ΔCt, then normalized to control conditions to generate ΔΔCt.

A combination treatment of biofertilizer and chemical fertilizer also increased plant height, plant biomass and other yield components compared to control.

Foliar spray had a better performance than furrow application and the best result was obtained when the biostimulant was applied at 60 days after emergence, thus enhancing 37% of the stem yield when compared to control.

As a result, the butanol yield is difficult to control and a significant amount of energy is wasted in these by-products.