Sentence examples for capture yield from inspiring English sources
The capture yield increases with the incubation time, and the flow rate with 1.25 mL/min leads to the maximum capture yield.
The results show a high capture yield and a high stripping yield (95±5%5%).
The capture yield of HNTs coating towards MCF-7 cells can be further improved to 93% within 2 h under dynamic shear using a peristaltic pump.
Compared with normal cells, the tumor cells can be captured effectively with high capture yield by the HNTs coatings (expect HeLa cells), which is attributed to the enhanced topographic interactions between HNTs coating and cancer cells.
Using this device to isolate breast cancer cells from spiked blood samples, we achieved an enrichment factor of 1500×, and a high processing throughput of 9.6 mL/min with 90% capture yield and more than 50% capture purity at cell concentration 102 cells/mL.
At present different schemes are being taken into account in order to increase the production and the capture yield of the positron sources, to reduce the impact of the deposited energy in the converter target and to increase the injection efficiency in the damping ring.
Two successive runs of sequence capture yielded 8,184 reads specific to TaMET1 genes.
Application of this conventional approach to the capture issue yields incomplete results that have been consolidated by a parametric sensitivity analysis.
Overall, sequence captures yielded 8,184 reads specific to MET1 and de novo assembly was subsequently performed using gsAssembler (Roche) with specific parameters set at 98% similarity and 20 bp overlap.
There is no reason for taking the interest rate risk on an intermediate term bond, such as a Bear Stearns issue that is maturing on Oct. 30, 2015, to capture a yield of 5.4%, when another Bear Stearns bond, maturing in only two years (Dec. 15, 2007), is yielding 4.9%.
A 252Cf source or a sealed-tube neutron generator is employed to produce primary fast neutrons that are thermalized in a moderator designed to optimize the neutron capture reaction yield in buried samples.
