The phrase "achieve a yield" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agriculture, finance, or any field where output or return is measured.
Example: "Farmers aim to achieve a yield that maximizes their profits while maintaining sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "obtain a return" or "realize a profit".
They could achieve a yield up to 34 g/l under experimental conditions in optimized medium formulation.
With the used reaction setup it was possible to achieve a yield of 4.81% of the maximum yield, but there is great potential to further optimize the system, by addressing various parameters.
We show in this paper how, in a unique way, we solved the problem of protein aggregation in the E. coli BirA production system to achieve a yield of soluble functional BirA hitherto unreported in the literature.
In contrast to the classical hydantoinase process, one of the main challenging parameters of the process development using 6-monosubstituted 5,6-dihydropyrimidines as substrates is to achieve a yield of 100%% of enantiopure product, since their chemical racemization is not yet known to occur and no suitable racemase is known (Martínez-Gómez et al. 2012).
To achieve a yield of sufficient DENV-infected mononuclear cells while avoiding excessive cellular apoptosis, in this experiment we used the MOI of 5, which was proven appropriate previously [ 29, 30].
Since the dry weight of leaves in broad leaf crops, such as tobacco, can reach 20 t/ha [ 114], it could thus be theoretically possible to achieve a yield of leaf starch of 10 t/ha.
On Wednesday, the UK's debt management office sold £1.75bn of 30-year debt, which achieved a yield of under 3%.
The explosion achieved a yield of 10.4 megatons (million tons), 500 times larger than the Nagasaki bomb, and it produced a crater 1,900 metres (6,240 feet) in diameter and 50 metres (164 feet) deep.
They achieved a yield approx. 24 g/l in this mixed media in comparison to media with single constituents.
They achieved a yield of 8.0 g/l after 96 h with surface tension reduction to 27.4 mN/m.
