Sentence examples for predicted to yield from inspiring English sources

We then used our model to design luxR mRNA sequences in which nucleotide alterations in the translation-initiation region were predicted to yield the desired translational efficiencies, and compared these predictions with the corresponding experimental results.

For instance, incorporation of CUS in IRMOF-10 is predicted to yield a 217 cc STP /cc deliverable capacity.

The combinations of mutations predicted to yield global optima for desired functions can then be selected and introduced into the enzymes.

The optimized macroparticles were predicted to yield 93.4% encapsulation efficiency and 72.8% PO loading, which were remarkably close to the experimental values of 89.2% and 69.5%, consequently.

The use of conducting metal foils is predicted to yield enhanced signals compared to standard nonconducting plastic foils of the same dimensions.

Less ambitious targets come with smaller price tags, and the least ambitious--aiming for under 710 ppm CO2--is predicted to yield a small net gain for the global economy.

Very early palliation is also predicted to quickly yield near total tumour resistance and thus decrease survival duration.

By some estimates, continued disenfranchisement paired with state trends in mass incarceration were predicted to soon yield a Florida "democracy" with 40percentt of black men barred from the ballot box.

Consequently, although it is debated, UCP2 is predicted to reduce the ATP yield from substrate oxidation.

Meeting this demand is predicted to depend largely on increasing yield through genetic improvement.

Climate change is predicted to have devastating impacts on yields and nutrition.