Sentence examples for range yielding from inspiring English sources

The image can then be unfolded with a lower resolution within a tighter range, yielding a better quality.

Thermogravimetric studies showed initial loss of the ethyl groups in the 200 250 °C range, yielding Fe(S2CNC6H5 n (where n = the oxidation state of the iron) as an intermediate product, followed by decomposition to give a constant weight which corresponds to iron sulphide at ≈ 275 °C.

This range was selected based on bulk density tests i.e., the range yielding higher bulk density with lesser voids.

In the present study, P. imbricata radiata optimal salinity range yielding no mortality was found at 25 38 ppt.

The values cancel each other out when computing an HPB distance difference range, yielding constant values for the minimum and maximum bounds of this range, independently of EIRP variations.

While large, it is not always the apex predator in its range, yielding to the jaguar, gray wolf, American black bear, and grizzly bear.

In comparison, Scenario B patients incurred lifetime HIV drug and monitoring costs of $3,885 (range: $3,686 to $3,870) and hospitalization costs of $389 (range: $254 to $565), yielding net costs of $4,274 (range: $3,940 to $4,435).

The mean cost of hospitalizations in the first 24 months with and without severe opportunistic infections in this group accounted for an additional $42 (range: $38 to $45), yielding net lifetime costs of $4,786 (Range: $4,300 to $5,248).

The mean age at entry was 34.2 (range 14 82) years and cohort members were followed on average for 19.4 years (range 0 31.3), yielding a total of 6 536 910 person-years of follow-up.

The women had undergone breast implantation at an average age of 38 years (range 22 61 years), yielding an average interval from implantation to breast cancer diagnosis of 9.3 years (range 0.3 17.9 years).

Her price range was yielding nothing suitable.