Sentence examples for fair yield from inspiring English sources

This was a fair yield for Croatia's greater quality.

Thus, on reduction of 1,4-dicyanobenzene in the presence of iodobenzene and cyclohexane, 4-cyclohexylbenzonitrile was formed in fair yield.

Another traffic story from San Francisco, where it is customary to remember policemen of inter-sections at Xmas. $100 fair yield from average corner but one scowling policeman never exceeded $50.

McDowell, victimized by hits that barely fell fair, yielded four runs.

Arylazo substituted enamines are converted at room temperature into 2-aryl]-1,2,3[2H]-triazoles by galvanostatic anodic oxidation in acetonitrile in fair yields without the use of metal ions.

In Monterey's cold ripening weather, not helped by the daily afternoon "Monterey mistral" blowing in from the bay, he could produce fair yields from a Wente clone vine--named after a vine introduced by Wente Bros.--but the wine suggested asparagus juice.

The precursors were purified by linear gradient of 20 60% B in 22 min, the desired compound eluted at 17 min. The resulting peptide solution was frozen by liquid nitrogen and lyophilized to afford purified precursors in fair yields (40 60%).

In the case of forest peat, suitable annual crops may produce fair yields for a few years thanks to the nutrients that are still contained in the surface soil and in the (ashes of) decaying biomass.

However, if EtOH was used as a co-solvent, both activated and inactivated substrates 1 j– 1 m returned very good conversions but only fair yields, with the concomitant formation of significant amounts of homocoupling and dehalogenation products (Table 3, entries 10 13).

And no maximum price shall be established for any mine which will not yield a fair return on the fair value of the property.

Although the price should be low enough to allay suspicion, the object can still yield a fair return for the effort expended by the forger.