Sentence examples for characteristics to yield from inspiring English sources

To date, there has been continuous extensive research on developing a membrane which can fulfill all of the essential characteristics to yield the desired performance in DMFCs.

Dynamical models of disease systems must consider these biological characteristics to yield productive insight.

We hypothesize that this differential decrease in SI between the normal liver parenchyma and tumor tissue may be due to differential phagocytosis of the microcapsules by liver Kupffer cells; this is because PLGA-coated Fe3O4 microcapsules have the ability to distort local magnetic characteristics to yield a negative enhancement image.

The vast genetic variability in composition and saccharification potential of poplars [ 38] means that the screening and sexual crossing of genotypes with desirable characteristics to yield an F1 generation with elite genotypes for baseline material and for further genetic modification, is a very promising route for the future of the biofuel industry.

The results suggest that high branching and small diameters are important architectural characteristics to increase yield efficiency, and affect the cultivar suitability for SHD orchards.

These composomes evolved together as a population exchanging their contents via fission-fusion processes [ 11], with selection acting on composomal species that varied in properties and functions (derived from their equilibrium and non-equilibrium characteristics) to eventually yield the first cells [ 8] in which metabolism and replication were brought together [ 12].

The major focus on both life span and gender characteristics is anticipated to yield more targeted information relevant for population-based prevention and intervention programs.

Diagnostic test accuracy was assessed using receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves to yield sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative likelihood ratios and area under the ROC curve (AUROC), along with 95% confidence intervals.

Broadly defined, composites are materials with two or more distinct components that combine to yield characteristics superior to those of the individual constituents.

In chirped QDM bilayer structures, two of the three characteristics can be combined to yield broadband or multi-GS emissions which can serve as active materials for SLDs [26] or dual-wavelength QD lasers [27], respectively.

This type of analysis, combining molecular data with "typical" morphological characteristics, has sometimes failed to yield a satisfactory model of character evolution [ 24].