Sentence examples for cell yielding from inspiring English sources

Yalo's memories merge with the reality he confronts in his prison cell, yielding not one truth but many — or many versions of one truth.

Zygotes (hybrid cells) were isolated from mixed cultures of the derivative cells using YPD + HYG, G418 plates, and all plasmids were then removed from each hybrid cell, yielding hybrid strains K67, K69, K76, K79, K96 and K97 (Table 1).

To model the B-doped graphone sheet, one C atom is replaced by the B atom in a 4 × 4 unit cell, yielding a B-doped concentration of 3.125%.

When microtubules are depolymerized by nocodazole treatment, the peripheral tubular ER network retracts towards the center of the cell, yielding an ER made up of mostly sheets (Terasaki et al., 1986).

By adopting SCA, the research systematically defined cell to cell interaction and variation, state of the cell and even addressing the heterogeneity of any cell yielding towards a more accurate and reliable results.

To obtain precise solutions, even on relatively coarse meshes, polynomial reconstructions up to quadratic are performed inside each cell, yielding a third order method if combined with sufficiently accurate face integrations.

An emollient, like shea butter, spackles the cracks between cells, yielding a temporary smoothness.

But Mr. Rogol says its SunPower unit makes the industry's most efficient cells, yielding 210 watts of power a square meter, versus 180 for a typical cell.

Adding additional molecules to the immature cells during the process caused them to grow into mature hair cells — yielding 60 times the result of other technologies.

(c) Dose-dependent anti-proliferative inhibition of RO4987655 in cells yielding a 50% inhibitory concentration (IC50) of 0.0065 µM.

The as-prepared photoanodes were fabricated into solar cells, yielding impressively enhanced short-circuit current and cell efficiency except PPA which decreased the dye loading amount dramatically.