Sentence examples for adequate yield from inspiring English sources

The system can be used to produce an adequate yield of different radioisotopes per week.

However, it appeared that nitrogen provided by OMWM was insufficient in achieving adequate yield in the unfertigated trial.

Given that the ratio of MSCs to other cells within the bone marrow is estimated at one in 10,000 cells, expansion is beneficial and must be optimized to ensure that an adequate yield of pure MSCs is available for implantation [ 105].

The follicular response was considered to be satisfactory for an adequate yield of GCs when there were at least 10 follicles of at least 13 mm diameter present on the transvaginal ultrasound scan on the last day of stimulation, of which at least 3 follicles were ≥17 mm in diameter.

It produces adequate yields and better unites human health, environment and socioeconomic objectives than conventional farming.

A lack of lateral branch development impedes tree structure development and therefore adequate yields of quality fruit.

Samuel Zell, the chairman of Equity Office Properties Trust, the nation's largest public REIT, which sold the 929,000-square-foot U.S. Bancorp Center to Wells for $174 million in May, questioned, in a telephone interview, how these investments can make adequate yields when such a high portion of the share price "doesn't go into the real estate".

There are numerous cyclotron facilities all over the world that can be utilized for cost-effective production of Sc with adequate yields and radionuclidic purity suitable for clinical studies.

The yield using 375 ng of starting DNA was reduced, but the number of amplifications can be increased during the prehybridization PCR to obtain adequate yields (data not shown), although PCR cycles should always be minimized to reduce the number of PCR duplicates.

But he will consider selling any business that does not yield an adequate return.

He defends the view that such foundations are available and that they are adequate to yield knowledge of the external world.