Sentence examples for sample yield from inspiring English sources

This guarantees high cleanness and maximum sample yield.

Measurements on a Gd2O3 calibrating sample yield to the estimation of the system sensitivity, which is found to be on the order of 10−6 emu.

Potential advantages of this approach compared to open-bounce pans include improved sample yield and reduced surface roughness since exposure to debris is minimized.

Chemical analysis using EDX of cross-sections of single YBCO grains indicates that the loss of liquid phase during melt processing is greater when finer Y-211 precursor powder is employed, which accounts for the observed growth limitations and low sample yield.

The shear parallel and anti-shear twists that are observed at larger extensions are attributed to asymmetries in the sample yield surfaces; these are tilted in the negative and positive shear directions according to whether prior shearing was carried out at low or at elevated homologous temperatures, respectively.

The survey tool was sent to 739 athletes with a final sample yield consisting of 591 participants (men, n = 391; 66 %).

Sample size for the autosomal MYO gene is larger because each sample yields two alleles.

Each RNA-seq sample yielded 0.1 1 μg total RNA, which contained enough mRNA for library establishment.

Thus, each DA sample yielded three interdye distances that arose from each of the conformational states.

But in ice, water molecules usually stack into a crystal shape, and the bouncing of electrons off the ice crystals in a frozen sample yielded useless images.

Another sample yielded possible fibers of the collagen you'd see in bird bones -- or at least fibers containing the amino acids that could make that collagen.