Sentence examples for yields and effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Predicted char yields and effectiveness factors are presented for a wide range of parameters, and operating conditions are identified under which the process is transport- vs. reaction-controlled due to the limitations of intraparticle heat transport.

It would be interesting to evaluate the method here described in another group of dogs studying whether the addition of PGE improve the yield and effectiveness of platelets reducing the percentage of activation.

But this kind of transparency yields efficiency and effectiveness "on both sides".

The IMSRP involved a four year research project in keeping with its specific objectives to determine the; (1) impact of mine subsidence on agricultural soils; (2) overall impact of coal mine subsidence on crop yields; and (3) effectiveness of subsidence mitigation on crop yields, The first step was to determine the aerial extent of subsidence impacted areas (Darmody et al. 1988).

They charged NCCAM to engage real world outcomes and the health services type of research that might yield cost and effectiveness data to help us understand the integration of CIM "into health care delivery systems in the United States".

Yield and cost effectiveness were lowest for media advertising.

Table 3 shows the yield and cost effectiveness of each method for recruitment of households into the study.

Each of these measures can yield different results and effectiveness in different settings, therefore, all these measures are required to achieve optimal tobacco control effects.

It shows that N-BOCA yields higher purchase efficiency and effectiveness than the one-auctioneer to multi-bidders (1-to-N) combinatorial auction mechanism.

To assess the use, yield, and cost-effectiveness of diagnostic tests used in the evaluation of syncope in children.

Regulatory approval of the DF-1 cell line, or derivatives thereof, as a cell substrate for use in cGMP manufacture of MVA-based vaccines would obviate the existing need for recurrent certification of primary CEF cultures, which exhibit finite lifespans in culture, and might enable new approaches to optimize the yield and cost-effectiveness of such vaccines.