Sentence examples for spacer yields from inspiring English sources
When this element is counterbalanced by the use of a flexible 3,3′-diaminobiphenyl as a spacer, yields for the macrocyclization step increase to values higher than 50%.
The outcome from the photophysical and photovoltaic measurements implies that the phenyl and thiophene spacer yields higher power conversion efficiency when compared to the furan bridged dye.
In agreement with the mRNA quantifications, the reporter with the spacer yields more GFP, suggesting that lengthening the distance between stop codon and intron not only suppresses NMD, but it also does so without impairing steady-state translation efficiency.
The ATRP of dimethacrylates with longer spacer yielded more homogeneous networks with lower crosslinking density and lower glass transition temperature.
The four individual plastid regions as well as the combined trnL intron and trnL-F spacer yielded similar tree topologies in both MP and ML analyses (trees not shown).
Overall, no particular spacer yielded a higher degree of deviating results, suggesting that errors occur randomly either in the process of re-using membranes, or during the reading of the results and transferring of data from the film to a digital file.
Odd-numbered methylene spacers between the surface and the polymer backbone lead to the longer conjugation length blue form, whereas even-numbered spacers yield the shorter conjugation length red phase.
Combination of spacer sequences yielded 41 different STs including 9 new described STs (Appendix S2); 25 STs were unique and 16 STs clusters comprised of 2 to 12 isolates.
The search for promoter elements in the U2 spacer regions yielded four putative regions.
We sampled 456 nucleotides in the psbA and trnH spacer, which yielded fourteen potentially informative, variable positions (3.1%), with eleven nucleotide substitutions (2.4%) and three length mutations (0.7%).
Finally, 7- diethylamino -coumarin-3-carboxylic acid or FITC was coupled to the spacers to yield probes 36– 39.
