Sentence examples for ones yield a from inspiring English sources

By the way, the two formulas for S2, theoretical and observed ones, yield a dependence between fG and fTAG – does it hold?

Although oxygen-derived free radicals are known to fragment HA randomly [ 15], one cannot exclude the possible role of hyaluronidases, because mammalian hyaluronidases, in contrast to bacterial ones, yield a heterogeneous mixture of oligosaccharides and HA fragments of various sizes.

The first two experiments gave distributions of frequencies with similar features while the latter one yielded a strong deterministic dependence of the frequencies on each other, a situation observed and explained recently and thus not considered further here.

Amanda ended up getting two tests for H.I.V., in case one yielded a false result.

She estimated that out of every ten gigs maybe one yields a new nugget that she can use.

While two cases resulted in Bunsen-type flames, the third one yielded a V-shaped flame.

As can be seen from the figure, the axial one yields a higher V oc (2.07 V) but a much lower J sc (4.77 mA/cm2), which results in lower efficiency (8.87%).

The second TNF antagonist yielded a good response in 20% and no response in 53% of patients, while the third one yielded a good response in 28% and no response in 72%.

One yielded an expectation of 58 dementia cases among the N.F.L. population, another about 40.

We identified seven post-BKT-2U tephras; three were analyzed for glass chemistry, and one yielded an 40Ar/39Ar age of 2.931 ± 0.017 Ma 1σσ).

Four of these studies yielded adjusted relative risk estimates in favor of ergots (ranging from 0.33 to 0.60), one yielded an adjusted relative risk estimate of 1.00 (i.e., no difference), and two studies, both with zero cells in the opioids arm, yielded relative risk estimates in favor of opioids.