Sentence examples for literature yield from inspiring English sources

Combination of the present results with Gibbs free energies of transfer given in the literature yield the entropies of transfer.

The results summarised in Table 1 clearly indicate that almost all the panels proposed in the literature yield lower values of H and HD than the mtSNPs combinations inferred from the present study (with the caveat that H is not appropriate for inter-population comparisons).

In addition, the number of mtSNPs needed to reach 95% of the HMAX and HDMAX are very low for most of the population groups (ranging from 10 to 22); while all the panels available in the literature yield values of diversity well below 95% (Table 1).

8 Systematic searches of the literature yield little information on H pylori-associated histopathology in North American Aboriginal communities.

Rapid familiarisation with the conventional security literature yielded rather thin pickings.

For some aspects of sampling the current literature yields little information to derive and establish standards.

An exhaustive search of the literature yielded 5 records for inclusion in the review.

The review of the literature yielded 41 procedures regarded as effectively performable in day surgery.

The literature yielded 1213 citations, of which 97 full-text articles were reviewed.

A systematic search of the literature yielded >1000 pediatric apheresis publications.

An expansive search of the published and unpublished literature yielded 64 correlations (N = 18.139) from 40 independent studies.