Sentence examples for method yielding in from inspiring English sources

Vitrification by the so-called Open Pulled Straw (OPS) method is a promising method yielding in vitro hatching rates of Days 6 7 blastocysts of 94% and 70% at 48 and 72 h after warming, respectively [ 38], but there are only a few studies regarding pregnancy rates following transfer of embryos vitrified by the OPS method.

Most typical forecasting error measures are designed based on the gap between forecasts and actual demands and, consequently, a forecasting method yielding forecasts in accordance with real demands is considered as good.

However, internal validity and reliability was achieved by asking questions about the same issues numerous times, in appropriate, non-leading ways, with this method yielding similar findings in a range of different settings.

This study has two main contributions: (i) a new method for design improvement applying GA to optimization of vibration characteristics for the horizontal-axis washing machines, and (ii) a novel measurement method yielding the displacement in 2D and instantaneous frequency of vibration from acceleration data.

Markers are provisionally mapped, using the regression mapping method, yielding 10 linkage groups in each family, as expected, with total lengths ranging from 508 to 690 cM and an average total map length of 588 cM (Table 2).

The three most common methods to rapidly preserve brain tissue for biochemical analyses are whole body immersion in liquid nitrogen, decapitation into liquid nitrogen, and freeze-blowing, with the latter being the most rapid method yielding metabolite levels closest to those in the in vivo state.

It combines different techniques already described in the literature, and results in an optimized isolation method, yielding cell preparations with excellent viability and recovery.

Our study could not establish pulse contour analysis with an uncalibrated pulse contour algorithm to be a method yielding reliable results under difficult conditions in perioperative CABG patients.

In contrast to this we could not establish that pulse contour analysis with an uncalibrated pulse contour algorithm (COWave) is a method yielding reliable results under difficult conditions in perioperative coronary artery bypass graft patients.

I can't imagine Ziff's method yielding such rewards with other genres, where the writer's adventures are even more internal than those in James's "American Scene".

Using the ruler is part of the early signal method, yielding 67 km/s/Mpc.