Sentence examples for specimens yield from inspiring English sources

As bending failure occurred for all large-scale plate specimens, yield line theory is applied for both results discussion and the development of a design concept.

In addition, the coefficient of variation in the fiber volume fraction distribution is inferred to be ∼ 6%; by comparison, measurements made on relatively large specimens yield a coefficient of variation of ∼ 3%.

Furthermore, test specimens' yield load, collapse load, yield and collapse displacements, stiffness, and energy dissipation capacities were compared (Table 8).

In recent years, we have learned that, with appropriate instruction, self-sampling of HPV specimens yield similar results compared with those collected by health care professionals.

We conclude that mid-cycle specimens yield slightly higher HPV DNA loads and slightly increased LSIL interpretations, but the clinical impact is marginal.

Protein samples derived from both FFPE or cryopreserved control tissue specimens yield comparable peptide identification numbers, which are in the range of recent reports of proteomic analysis of FFPE tissues [ 6, 7, 11, 22].

The preserved cadaveric specimens yielded different results.

A set of experiments on thin circular ceramic specimens yielded two-dimensional readings of thermal shock crack patterns with periodical and hierarchical characteristics.

The analysis of 45 ovarian tumor specimens yielded 17 genetic alterations (38%) occurring exclusively in the malignant tissue of the patients.

The application of proteomics to query prostate tissue specimens yields novel prostate cancer biomarkers requiring further validation.

All of the specimens yielded results passing the selection criteria, which are listed in Table 6.