Sentence examples for yields corresponded from inspiring English sources
The highest saccharification yields corresponded to about 90% of the cellulose in the substrate.
The BTX and BTX+C9A yields corresponded to about 75 and 83% of the theoretical yield, respectively.
Thus, the highest propene yields corresponded to adjusted redox potential combined with a strong Lewis acidity and a mild basicity.
The 1O2 quantum yields correspond to the 1,3-diphenylisobenzofuran (DPBF) capture rate of 1O2 [Taken from references (Zhao et al. 2015, 2016)].
Table 2 shows that the measured FAME yields correspond to the theoretical yields within 4% (absolute) for both methods.
The conversion yield corresponds to (100 - residual optical density/spot area value).
Considering the cost of H2O2 (approximately $700 per tonne), the 5% increased hydrolysis yields corresponds to an increase in the estimated overall ethanol yield (assuming 0.45 g/g and 0.30 g/g yields of ethanol from glucose and xylose, respectively) from approximately 58 gal/tonne to 62 gal/tonne.
Scenario III had the greatest impact and influence on the sediment yield, which corresponded to an increase of 93.7% in comparison to the current land cover.
PSSF fermentations of optimised pretreated eucalyptus sawdust produced up to 94% theoretical ethanol yield, which corresponded to approximately 181 kg of ethanol per dry ton of eucalyptus sawdust.
This has been related to the BO bond energy of the structure constituting elements and it has been found that a high C2 yield corresponds to low bonding energy (e.g. for Sn-O).
Bonds compete in the capital market with stocks, and in this market a bond's yield corresponds to what is called the earnings yield on a stock.
