Sentence examples for equal yields from inspiring English sources

There's a common misnomer that organic farming, without the aid of synthetic ingredients or GM seeds, simply cannot produce equal yields to their industrialized counterparts.

In brief, equal yields of CD34+ and CD34−sorted HUVECs were seeded separately into a 6-well plate.

We have routinely used DH5α to prepare wild-type and mutant shRNA vectors with approximately equal yields of each type of vector; however, a repair-deficient E. coli mutant could theoretically improve the efficiency of simultaneous construction.

Proponents argue that the tax is small and occurs only once, reduces savings much less than income taxes of equal yield, and is a useful tool for redistributing wealth.

For n ^ = 2 the yield surface for isotropic case is a circle that represents equal yield capacity along any direction and with further increasing as n approaches infinity, the yield surface becomes a square and the yield strength along one axis is independent of the displacement along its orthogonal axis (Lee and Hong 2010).

A separate aliquot was used for each fungal culture flask to ensure an equal yield of mature conidia.

In point of fact, recent reports have documented that Blacks and Hispanics do enroll at equal yield rates to Whites when active, thoughtful, targeted recruitment plans are employed [ 33, 34].

phi_{m} = frac{{varepsilon_{cu} + varepsilon_{y} }}{b - c} (8 where ɛ cu is the concrete crushing strain = 0.003, ɛ y is the steel yield strain, equals yield stress divided by steel modulus of elasticity, and c is concrete cover.

Broadening of the core diameter, all other things being equal, inevitably yields a multimode fibre, thereby dramatically limiting the device usefulness.

As can be seen, at equal material yields, in all categories except resource depletion, the arc process is superior to the studied chemical route to produce nanoparticle silver.

In other words, the trial produced evidence that equal treatment yields equal outcome, regardless of socioeconomic status.