Sentence examples for combined yields from inspiring English sources

The combined yields from the 1.2 and 2.0 M NaOH extracted fractions were less than 1.5%.

The immunoexpression pattern of the so-called adhesion proteins of the salivary glands, when combined, yields important data about the aggressiveness of malignant neoplasms, and provides useful tools with which to predict the biological evolution of malignant lesions.

The number of states can also be determined by the range of source bits contained in (39) minus one, since the trellis has to model state transitions {s t − 1,s t − 2,s t − 3} to {s t,s t − 1,s t − 2}, which when combined yields {s t,s t − 1,s t − 2,s t − 3}.

9,  13b,  15 The combined yields of the isolated phenylated and arylated products are given in Scheme 2; they were consistently high in the synthesis of diaryl ethers, but varied considerably with the salt for the other nucleophiles.

Overall, the combined yields of pentoses, hexoses and all monosaccharides from acid pretreatment and enzymatic saccharification were increased by up to 24 ± 0.08%, 8 ± 0.03% and 11 ± 0.02%, respectively (Table  2).

And intimacy, passion, and commitment all combined yield consummate or complete love.

On Sunday, the figures for 648 newspapers, when combined, yielded an average circulation of 53,854,152, which represented a loss of 0.4percentt.

Light and colour stimuli combined yielded the highest self-grading maximum (88.36 ± 5.3%), achieved on day 6 after experimental onset.

The genome and proteome provide complementary information that, when combined, yield a powerful engine for therapeutic discovery.

These two features complement each other in detecting 3D saliency cues from different perspectives and, when combined, yield the final 3D saliency value.

Poisson regression analysis of both provinces combined yielded crude and adjusted relative risks of RR = 0.5 (P<0.001) and RR = 0.54 (P<0.001) (Figure 3).