Sentence examples for marked yield from inspiring English sources

The suspensions presented characteristic thickening and shear thinning effect, but no marked yield stress point.

Then, the Dörfler marking yields The inclusion M ⊆ T ∖ T ^ ≕ R (T, T ^ ) thus shows that discrete reliability (A4) holds with the constant C drel 2 = 2 C Δ 2 θ − 1 C rel 2 (1 + C Δ 2 C mon 2 ).

It was the biggest rise in three weeks and marked the yield's first rise above the key 6.0% mark in two weeks.

Its grill marks yield a satisfying char flavor.

Commonly used points are the two-year mark (yield now 2.4%) and ten-year (3.9%).

We have shown that NMF applied to epigenetic marks yield sparse codes with an important nesting property.

In the great tit Parus major long-term observations of marked individuals yielded estimates of SVP = 1.9 and SVA = 0.014 (averaged over males and females) (McCleery et al. 2004).

The requirement for MES-4 marking to yield ectopic germline gene expression when somatic modes of repression are defective may indicate that H3K36 methylation plays a prominent role in marking genes for default expression when somatic repression mechanisms are absent (as in germ cells) or defective (as in the mutants).

Model simulations yield marked variations in interstitial PO2, which can be attributed, in large part, to the heterogeneities in the position and physical dimensions of the collecting ducts.

Using molecular dynamics simulations, here we demonstrate marked differences in yield stress for Cu pillars with different cross-sectional geometries, or tested at different temperatures, when the sample dimensions are on the nanometer scale.

Similarly, although antioxidants do not appear to have tumor suppressive effects in the general population [52], [53], targeting individuals who have specific inherited cancer susceptibility syndromes due to defects in DNA repair to strategies of reducing oxygen exposure or antioxidant therapy may yield marked benefits.