Sentence examples for collection yield from inspiring English sources

The uneven textures and faded iridescence of Freer's collection yield a modulation of tones that makes up for the wonted éclat of the glossy blues and whites.

The results show that different methods of data collection yield substantively different estimates of livelihood strategies for two indicators: income and expenditure.

Other studies have explored alternative approaches to enhancing the stem cell collection yield.

Repeat throat swab specimens collected from the 4 household contacts 6 days after the initial collection yielded negative test results for influenza/H5.

In Los Angeles, storm-water collection yields an average of twenty-seven thousand acre-feet of water a year, which is enough to supply about fifty thousand households.

Ever since the Frick Collection yielded to public protest and abandoned plans for a six-story addition last year, curiosity has mounted as to how that museum would revise its renovation plans.

Combined use of horseradish peroxidase (HRP) and hydrogen peroxide significantly increased the collection yields of these estrogens, because of their HRP-induced oxidation of and spontaneous binding to PAH.

Even when the procedure is successful, the Johns Hopkins students said, the average collection yields only enough stem cells to treat a child but not enough to treat an adult patient, based on the recommended cell dosage.

The surface collection yielded a wide range of artifacts including different types of glass, ceramics, personal items, and small amounts of brick and stone structural materials.

The concentration-response screen of the LOPAC collection yielded a number of previously-unreported APE1 inhibitors.

The Aug03 collection yielded only three single spore isolates and has been excluded from the genetic analyses presented below due to small sample size.