Sentence examples for requirement to yield from inspiring English sources

The total score is computed by multiplying the duration (in minutes) and frequency (days) of walking, moderate-intensity and vigorous-intensity activities by its energy requirement to yield a score in Metabolic Equivalent Time (MET) minutes.

To better compare viral reads, viral read counts were normalized to host read counts, which varied as a result of sequencing technology and our sequencing depth requirement, to yield viral read percentages.

The enterprise of LSAs is complex and multi-faceted; attempting to balance political/policy priorities with the technical requirements necessary to yield reliable and valid data.

Unfortunately, formulation alone can not fulfil all the requirements to yield a safe and successful protein preparation for therapeutic applications.

The 173 individual parameters from the DKG/DGS requirements (FAB) were grouped to yield clinically based QIs designed to determine the degree of achievement of predefined quality targets.

For instance, holding six 2-h-long sessions in one semester would not be particularly onerous for a GTA PD requirement and has been found to yield excellent instructional results (Marbach-Ad et al., 2012a).

The requirement for MES-4 marking to yield ectopic germline gene expression when somatic modes of repression are defective may indicate that H3K36 methylation plays a prominent role in marking genes for default expression when somatic repression mechanisms are absent (as in germ cells) or defective (as in the mutants).

This second section describes the method used to derive the qualities that crime scripts should possess to yield high quality systems requirements.

An N requirement to reach the highest yield of common bean was not affected by the native rhizobial population.

The living will requirement could actually yield similar results to restoring Glass-Steagall without actual re-enactment of the Depression-era laws separating commercial banking from investment banking, former FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair told Reuters TV earlier this month.

It is also important to consider that prior authorization requirements may yield benefits, such as cost savings to the system [ 20] or the promotion of rational prescribing trends [ 21], although to date, the literature on this point appears to be equivocal [ 2, 22- 27].