Sentence examples for give a higher yield from inspiring English sources

However, the simulations showed that longer baffles and a larger number of baffles did not always give a higher yield or higher conversion.

Methanol would give a higher yield compared to other organic solvents.

Samples were pooled by five extractions to give a higher yield of DNA.

Omojola et al. [ 30] stated that meat with less cooking loss would give a higher yield per unit cut.

Compared with bone marrow, IPFP is reported to give a higher yield of stem cells and there is reduced pain and morbidity associated with the harvest of cells [ 8].

From the results, in a setting with resource constraints, targeted screening of high risk individuals will give a higher yield, and if more resources are available, population-based screening of women 50 and above is effective.

This reaction proceeded well in homogeneous manner to give a high yield of the polymer (yield: 89%).

The polymerization of 2-ethynylpyridine by using 1-bromooctadecane proceed well in homogeneous manner to give a high yield (87%) of polymer.

The polymerization of 2-ethynylpyridine by using 1,3-propandiol cyclic sulfate proceed well in homogeneous manner even at the mild reaction conditions to give a high yield (83%) of polymer.

The growing of corn by an African peasant farmer from corn seeds that he has kept from the harvest of the previous year gives him more food security than growing a genetically modified seed, which may give a high yield, but over whose availability he has no control".

Notably, the coupling of CO2 with cyclohexene oxide is a rather difficult reaction, and it could not give a high yield of cyclic carbonate as well over other catalysts [32, 33].