Sentence examples for yields changing from inspiring English sources

The wide range of applications enables a considerable market potential for such devices, but yields changing control requirements due to the high variety of possible positioned objects and positioning tasks and requires therefore a high-performance control system.

We present the model and its computational results showing how 'fat' phenotypes can yield changing interaction spaces to define new selection forces that recursively give rise to new 'species' that solve new selection tasks.

One of the methods to measure the sensitivity of crop yields to changing climate is to analyze how actual crop yields vary across different locations with different climatic conditions (Mendelsohn and Dinar [2009]).

Trends in yields on changing reaction parameters show that the reaction giving PhCl occurs via a cation-intermediate, whereas biphenyl is formed via a free-radical mechanism.

However, further perturbation, for example by glacial advance or extreme climatic events, would likely modify the pattern of suspended sediment yields by changing terrain surface mobilization thresholds and reconfiguring channel sediment stores.

However, the increase in yield with changing planting date and fertilizer application under climate change scenarios is conditional on the use of other measures, such as adjusted irrigation and crop protection, to enable realization of potential yield increases.

In summary, the aim of this study was to enhance the Surfactin yield by changing the medium composition and to prove a general production enhancement independent from the applied Surfactin producer strain by changing the medium composition.

33, 35 The sensitivity scenario excluding the costs of production losses for the children with cerebral palsy did not yield results changing the conclusion that ST analysis should be considered cost-effective.

The work involves letting the metronomes (set to different tempos) tick until they all run down, a process that took about 25 minutes and yielded constantly changing rhythms and textures.

This paper may shed insights in assisting breeding design for hybrid crops to improve adaptation and yield to changing climate conditions.

Compared with hot water extraction, UAE required shorter extraction time and gave a higher extraction yield, without changing the structure and immunostimulating activity of AGP.