Sentence examples for fragmentation yields from inspiring English sources

The fragmentation yields fragments of ~250 bp.

Relating the measured trunk sizes to an original trunk size through ripening and then applying this value to a recent model for grain refinement, which is based on dendrite fragmentation, yields a rough approximation to the critical transitions of the grain size.

All compounds had a fragmentation yielded a quercetin ion at m/z 303.

Other estimates based on Gondwana fragmentation yield rather imprecise ages for terminal nodes [ 24, 25] varying between 22 and 62 mya for the root of the EAR.

The compounds that had a [M − H]− at m/z 353 and 341 with λmax 320 nm and 311 nm after a fragmentation yielded a caffeic and p-coumaric acid, respectively.

Paired-end sequencing produces modest improvements in isoform quantification (Table S12); however, in our experience current enzymatic fragmentation protocols yield fragments that are too short to provide a clear benefit from paired-end sequences.

A superposition of fragmentation events yields a moment solution for an infinite sequence of scissions and the general stoichiometric coefficient.

After six freeze-thaw cycles, graphite oxide is efficiently exfoliated with minimal fragmentation and yields about 80%% of GO.

The ease of fragmentation (high yields, multi-gram scale) together with the facile accessibility of cationic phosphorus cages from P4 and the multitude of carbenes available render this approach suitable for the preparation of a plethora of interesting polyphosphorus compounds.

A feasible mechanism involves radical addition to the allylic double bond and subsequent fragmentation to yield reactive species capable of initiating cationic polymerization.

DNA fragmentation to yield DNA ladders is a characteristic feature of apoptosis [ 30].