The phrase "a yielding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an act of giving way or submission, often in a context of negotiation or compromise.
Example: "In the discussion, there was a yielding of positions that allowed both parties to reach an agreement."
Alternatives: "a concession" or "a surrender".
The PCR fragment was inserted into the BamHI site of pGAPZα A, yielding pDG10, which can constitutively overexpress multiple genes in P. pastoris.
EcoRI-digested genomic DNA was hybridized with the 3' probe (as indicated in A), yielding 6.0 kb wild type and 4.5 kb mutant bands.
Then, the synthesized ws/dgat gene [GenBank: 5984342] was amplified with the primers WS/DGAT-SfuI/WS/DGAT-EcoRI and cloned into the SfuI-EcoRI sites of pGAPZα A, yielding pDG11.
> Subsequently, a highly stringent filtering process to exclude potential alternative transcripts/alleles from the same locus was applied (fig. 1 A), yielding 353 transcripts, which could be considered the product of distinct genetic loci and were associated with 127 subtrees.
The aro10 [GenBank: 851987] and adh2 [GenBank: 855349] genes from S. cerevisiae YPH499, coding 2-keto acid decarboxylase and alcohol dehydrogenase, were amplified from genomic DNA with the primers ARO10-SfuI/ARO10-EcoR ARO10-SfuI/ARO10-EcoR ARO10-SfuI/ARO10-EcoRhe SfuI-EcoRI sites of pGandα A, yielding pDG12 and pDG13, respectively.
A yielding course has some give to it, but mainly has moisture on top.
Suddenly, the nightmare seemed to be ending with a yielding snap of the finger.
But the tax cut was significantly smaller than his original package of $1.64 trillion and marked a yielding to political reality.
The MBRB is similar to a buckling restrained brace (BRB) with a yielding steel core plate restrained from buckling by a grouted restraining tube.
