Sentence examples for as a yielding from inspiring English sources

The outcry which followed Mr D'Oliveira's original omission was certainly seen by the South African authorities as political agitation, and his subsequent inclusion as a replacement as a yielding to pressure.

It's rare when a major figure in the blues tampers with his formula: the music's small but deep audience knows exactly what it wants to hear, and such a step is seen as a yielding of control rather than an artistic broadening.

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.

Certainly the pre-pollster, pre-political-action-committee era was, as Witcover acknowledges, capable of producing mediocrities like James Buchanan or Millard Fillmore as well as yielding a Lincoln and two Roosevelts.

Enzymes were used at a concentration that results in linear generation of product with increasing time and protein concentration, as well as yielding a signal that was 3 20 times greater than the background.

This gives a possible prescription for the path integral representation of the quantized Hamiltonian, as well as yielding such a result for the natural geometric approximation schemes originating in Andersson and Driver (1999) [3] and followed by Lim (2007) [34].

The TopHat-generated S. lycopersicum LOB domain protein 38 mRNA model predicted a distinct AS event yielding a splice isoform that retains full-length intron 1 (Fig.  3a, Additional file 7).

The synthetic PTENz14 aptamer was used as a template, yielding a slope close to the theoretical value for amplification per cycle (Ct = −3.364 * log C0)+43.909; R2 = 0.983 Efficiency = 98.266%).

We also showed that YphP was able to catalyze the isomerization of non-native to native disulfide bonds using tachyplesin I peptide as a substrate, yielding a kcat/ KM value of (4.7 ± 0.03) × 10 M−10s−10

There are multiple and flexible ways that livestock are integrated into Maasai livelihoods: as a wealth store, as an investment yielding growth in herd numbers, as a food source (milk) and as producing animals for sale.

For all analyses, except for the rarefaction and the linkage disequilibrium (LD), SNPs that mapped closer than 0.1 cM were removed as well, yielding a final dataset of 2,313 markers uniformly distributed across the genome.