Sentence examples for mutants would yield from inspiring English sources

To improve the biotransformation process, resting processes as well as CaiT or ProU knock out mutants would yield a more efficient system for producing l-carnitine from crotonobetaine or d-carnitine.

We then constructed the analogous mutants with PfTR, a type II TR, to see whether the mutants would yield kinetic behavior more similar to that of TR1 or TR3 using DTNB as a substrate with respect to usage of the C-terminal redox center.

We tested this structure in the same way, by introducing destabilising mutations independently in both arms at the base of stem 2' (creating mutants p2luc-BM2A1' and p2luc-BM2A2') and preparing a double mutant that would yield a pseudowild-type structure, which would be expected to exhibit BM2fluc synthesis p2luc-BM2A1'/2' p2luc-BM2A1'/2'

Overall, this indicates that together these 3 double mutant libraries would yield between 600 and 750 unique compounds.

Sequencing a mixture of 100 template molecules, one of which is mutant, in a single tube would yield an electropherogram in which the dominant signal at the mutated position would be the wild-type base.

For example, the ability to image and quantify a neurotransmitter such as GABA, and couple this ability with existing techniques such as high-throughput (microarray) gene expression data, mutant studies, and RNA interference techniques, would yield a new totality of information with potential for improving and rapidly integrating human disease models.

Since we were not confident that the time investment would yield new information (given that this mutation is already encompassed in the Lis15A quintuple mutant), we chose to invest our time in experiments that would test the major mechanistic hypothesis of the paper, as suggested in general point #1 (even if those experiments were unsuccessful in the end).

The net effect would yield differential migration.

That would yield about 70 million barrels.

Other policy choices would yield other results.

Who would yield the right of way?