Sentence examples for course and yield from inspiring English sources
(D ) Simulation of time course and yield for mixed particles in which one-third of the E monomers could not stably engage the membrane but could be part of a trimer.
4 electives from a list of NUS courses and Yield, Reliability & Failure Analysis of Microsystems course.
Short-term debt is not the best measure of credit-worthiness, of course, and the yields are higher than Spain would like.
There are few figures in British political life who embrace the "wrong course", and refuse to yield, with such oblivious brio as the former MP for Sheffield Hallam.
Using the year of investigation to control for these changes in the regression modelling assumes a linear time course which does not sufficiently represent the true non-linear time course and, therefore, might yield residual confounding.
Hydrolysis samples taken after 4, 24, 48 and 72 hours of hydrolysis were analyzed according to the sugar-quantification method described above to follow the reaction course and determine final yields.
MIT Sloan meets the various needs of all types of organizations, providing access to cutting-edge research and world-renowned faculty through our Executive Education portfolio of open enrollment courses and high-yield custom programs designed with specific goals in mind.
Tom Sharples says: "The home gardener just wants the taste, and of course a reasonable yield, and the supermarkets want the shelf life".
Level 1 is the evaluation of trainees' reaction to the training and this assessment would inform about the acceptability of the training as a favorable reaction to the course might yield better learning and training outcomes.
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After dipping slightly in early trading, the stock market dropped sharply in the afternoon after bond yields reversed course and hit their highest level in a year.
