Sentence examples for changed to yield from inspiring English sources

We consider a very general scheduling framework, where each flow through its QoS class identifier (see Section 3.2) is mapped to a set of QoS parameters as required by the scheduler the mapping can be changed to yield a different prioritization of flows; this requires no change in the computational framework.

It will take big and small changes to yield results.

We now find that in parallel with the Pi concentration dependence of the phosphorylation reaction, the digestion pattern by papain changes to yield prominent p70 and p54 bands, while the p44 band is reduced to a minimal intensity.

Chen et al. reported that SCARB2, but not PSGL-1, induced 160S virions (in which the genomic RNA was quantified by real time reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction) to undergo a conformational change to yield slowly sedimenting particles on sucrose density gradient centrifugation, and that this change was enhanced in an acidic environment (pH 5.6).

For certain pairs of primers the annealing temperatures might be changed to optimize the yield of products.

In 1999, some physicians recommended that smokers change to low-yield nicotine cigarettes as the first step toward quitting [ 15].

Ms Severino believes that the changes, expected to yield annual savings of around €80m ($99m), will also improve efficiency.

At the same time the book argues for the triumph of letting go, reminding us that "love is its own effect unendingly" ("Surely as Certainty Changes"); that "To yield is to come back" ("Letter to Helen"); and that we "grow with loss" ("Losses").

The morphological changes progressed to yield network-like structures and many long processes.

This seems plausible if such attitudes are partly constituted by those cognitions or beliefs, in which case one might expect a change in them to yield a corresponding change of heart regarding the wrongdoer.

This variation in the contribution of changes in mRNA abundance and changes in TE to yield differences in protein production can be more readily seen by plotting these parameters for all genes.