Sentence examples for be yielded by a from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that Sander was one of those molluscoid figures who crouch in their shells, refining their fantasies within; on the contrary, he never lost faith in what could be yielded by a close inspection of his countrymen, and the only person who escapes a full inquiry is Sander himself.

The use of textual pattern matching, however, has a wide array of uses that extend beyond the location of mutations within Pubmed records, and include the ability to distinguish between articles which discuss pKa values as opposed to articles that discuss Protein Kinase A (PKA), which would both be yielded by a Pubmed search for the "pKa" word.

Further proof of the preservation of earlier pieces is yielded by a gold fibula terminated with a feline head that grips in its mouth a jade dragon.

Moreover, the step size is yielded by a new line search which combines the method of strongly sub-feasible direction with the penalty method.

The best classification performance, MCC value of 0.820, was yielded by a TNB classifier whereby the value of (lambda ) was 0.2; with (L_{s}) being equal to 8,863 that is, the top 38% of the total number of features were utilised.

For example, the terms in gradient of objective function F with respect to nonnegative parameter A are divided into positive terms and negative terms ∂ F ∂A = ∂ F ∂A + − ∂ F ∂A − where ∂ F ∂A + > 0 and ∂ F ∂A − > 0. The multiplicative update rule is yielded by A ← A ⊗ ∂ F ∂A − ⊘ ∂ F ∂A + (4).

As expected, the best description of apprentices' skill application when solving representative IP tasks was yielded by a matched Q matrix model (Q-MATCH3: including skills which were identified to be relevant in at least two single Q matrix models) that balanced the (dis)advantages of different information sources, in a moderate manner, and that fits the data best.

Thus, using up to 30 interval divisions should entail sufficient precaution to account for any test results which could have been yielded by a much larger number of Monte Carlo runs than 100,000.

This product is yielded by a metabolic network that, depending on the control function, either produces it or a product that favors cell growth.

The incidence of AEs reported in this study was also lower than the overall 5.2% average which was yielded by a recent Italian multicenter study [ 32].

An estimate of systolic and diastolic LV performance was yielded by a series of pressure volume loops of consecutive cardiac cycles.