Sentence examples for culture yields from inspiring English sources

Considering that rice anther culture yields a 5% regeneration rate, our results indicate that incubating 2,000 anthers from starter lines containing COKC can yield approximately 100 independent regenerated rice plantlets and 6 homozygous mutants.

The Guardian disagreed with this perspective, arguing that "her affinity with Japanese pop culture yields a synthetic sheen that works well with the other point of reference, hip-hop".

Notably, low blood culture yields have been shown in sepsis studies in other settings [6], [13], [43].

Although, as expected, culture yields in seropositive monkeys were low due to tissue autolysis and storage, all 6 H. pylori culture-positive monkeys were positive by serology, as were 4 of 6 H. pylori histology positive monkeys.

Our previous work on Notch, insulin, and angiopoietin signaling in neural stem cells provided us with a signal transduction logic that we used here to improve neural stem cell culture yields.

The former produces higher culture yields.

A rock shelter at La Madeleine (the type site for the Magdalenian culture) yielded bone and antler tools.

Identification was performed when a culture yielded at least 103 colony-forming units (CFU /mL.

An initial eye swab culture yielded abundant diphtheroids and S. aureus susceptible to sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim.

Biotransformation of 1 with Azadirachta indica culture yielded compounds 5 and 6.

Only long-term culture yielded uniform tissues histologically comparable to native fat.