Sentence examples for a very small yield from inspiring English sources
The mudcake is very soft/flexible compared to the rock and has a very small yield strength so that it undergoes perfectly plastic yielding under wellbore pressure.
Short-duration ultrasonication (for 3 min) yielded a CNT dispersion with a very small yield of 2.4%, but with long CNTs (up to 20 40 μm), and improved conductivity in the printed films (2200 S cm−1).
Tremendous effort is currently expended in follow-up clinics for a very small yield, despite no benefit in outcome, and a poorer outcome in some types of relapse.
This method was validated on a sorted cell population of less than fifty cells (data not shown), demonstrating that it could be adapted to samples with a very small yield of DNA [ 16].
Using AhR6 C/EBP, a hybrid of the AhR basic region and C/EBP leucine zipper, as representative of our bZIP-like protein family, we attempted removal of the His tag with enterokinase (EK) but obtained the desired cleavage product in very small yield.
This explanation is consistent with the very small yields of mixed fluoro perfluoroalkyl) compounds prepared by this method.
Indeed, very small yields (about 0.5% [range 0.4 0.8%]) of uniformly C-labeled glucose and sucrose were found to transfer unchanged from Burley tobacco into mainstream smoke (Gager et al., 1971a), supporting the results of an earlier study (Kobashi and Sakaguchi, 1959).
Dogs, monkeys, baboons, and human beings produce much lower yields of new bone than rodents in intramuscular implants of bone matrix; frogs and birds also produce only very small yields of new bone by presently known methods of decalcification of the morphogenetic cross-linked structure of the bone matrix.
This is important as a very small percentage loss in yield can make the difference between the diamond being economical to polish or not.
Compared with harvest control rules based on uncertain estimates of stock size, our simulations indicate that MPAs can substantially reduce the risk of fisheries collapse for only a very small cost to total yield.
Deletion of the ldh gene encodes lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) in E. aerogenes, resulting in a very small amount of lactate yield and 16.7% more 2,3-BD than that of the parent strain in batch fermentation [ 9].
