Sentence examples for robust yield from inspiring English sources

Each of the cDNA fragments present in these bands gave a robust yield of amplified product, which was then isolated, cloned and sequenced as described before.

Thus, we concluded that the unsorted LM population gave a robust yield of epicardial cells and obviated any need for cell sorting.

Assembly is robust (yield ∼ 0.9 ) near an optimal polymer length of L dyn ∗ = 575 segments, corresponding to a 'charge ratio' of 575 / 300 = 1.9.

Based on Miscanthus field trials at different locations in Europe, a growth model towards more robust yield predication on the basis of different climatic and soil condition was developed in Europe [ 9].

Importantly, the two-stage amplification had the unanticipated advantage of normalizing the yield of PCR products across the entire set of genes, such that lower than average yielding products from the 1st round PCR (using the gene specific sequence and chromosomal DNA as template) often had a robust yield during the 2nd round of amplification using the common adaptamer sequences.

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The principal obstacle to commercial production of these fuels is that microbial catalysts of robust yields, productivities, and titers have yet to be developed.

The rationale is to embed the watermarks into the ridges area of the fingerprint images so that the technique is inherently robust, yields imperceptible watermarks, and resists well against cropping and/or segmentation attacks.

So Googlers are investing in vitro meat, biotech firms are genetically modifying crops that promise increasingly robust yields, and Silicon Valley is nurturing a bevy of future-forward alt-food companies.

However, no known naturally occurring microbe is capable of robust, high yield, and high titer fuel production from lignocellulose.

The discovery of targets that are sufficiently robust to yield marketable therapeutics is an enormous challenge.