Sentence examples for samples have yielded from inspiring English sources

However, activity measurements of methanotrophic diazotrophs in environmental Sphagnum moss samples have yielded contrasting results (Larmola et al. 2014; Leppänen et al. 2014).

RPCB samples have yielded a series of dates with a high level of precision (1 7 years), giving an estimated return period for major inundation events of 40 45 years since 1650 AD.

Spacecraft encounters, laboratory modeling, and analyses of gas-rich meteorites and lunar samples have yielded insights into asteroidal space weathering processes, but the detailed chemical and mineralogical alteration of asteroidal surfaces is still uncertain (Gaffey 2010).

Recent studies applying new genomic technology to large samples have yielded substantial advances in identifying specific, associated DNA variants as well as clarifying the underlying genetic architecture of the disorder.

Moreover, other qrt-PCR assays applied to environmental samples have yielded highly variable results.

Similarly, comparing exome sequences of matched lesional tissue and blood samples has yielded somatic disease mutations causing neoplastic conditions, both malignant and benign.

These results were unexpected as the same samples had yielded up to 38% more ethanol per gram cellulose for the COMT transgenic switchgrass vs. the wild-type biomass, using a yeast-based simultaneous saccharification and fermentation process with the washed, acid pretreated samples.

Furthermore, two other Spanish measures we had tested in the Spanish student sample had yielded good test-retest results (0.86 and 0.94; 95% CIs = 0.68-0.97 and 0.86-0.97, respecthesey); these values were also similar to the results obtained for the same two measures in the English-speaking student sample (0.94 [95% CI = 0.87-0.97] and 0.88 [95% CI = 0.73-0.95], respectively).

Samples having yield <98%, sex as determined by X chromosome marker heterozygosity different from their reported sex, evidence of non-European ancestry in STRUCTURE runs, or identity with a higher yield sample already included in the study were excluded.

The implication of Scheck's argument — that Simpson's samples were corrupted — was that properly handled samples would have yielded admissible results.

The sample of MSMW was relatively small, and a larger sample may have yielded more significant findings.