Sentence examples for spot yield from inspiring English sources

(For complicated arbitrage reasons, that's a bit higher than the spot yield of 4.5% on T notes bought today).

Diffraction images induced by a beam spot yield a convolution of the spot shape and the nanostructure shape since, in Fourier transform, both are multiplicands.

One spot yields a song about "Baby Doe," a mining-era gold digger who ultimately died a crazed derelict.

Experimental results also showed that higher laser power and smaller distance between the initial gas liquid interface and fixed laser spot yielded faster advancing of the gas liquid interface.

It is important to detect both serological and molecular markers to diagnose hepatitis B for appropriate management of disease Since dried blood spot yields comparable results to serum in detecting HBV DNA it can be used as convenient method of collecting samples than venous blood, particularly in resource limited settings.

In a separate study, gDNA from Drosophila melanogaster showed an average of 4.2% greater hybridization than Drosophila simulans gDNA to a microarray designed for D. melanogaster [ 33], suggesting that about 95% of the spots yield biological reliable information.

Assuming a Keplerian orbit, measuring the centripetal acceleration and velocity of water maser spots yields the physical diameter subtended by the maser spots.

271 spots yielded 144 unique proteins with distinct functions whereas 150 spots were identified as proteins with yet unknown functions.

However, when we searched these MS/MS data against the tardigrade databases and the publicly available NCBInr database, only about 70% of the spots yielded in protein identification whereas the remaining spots gave no significant protein hit.

Only 19 of these spots yielded peptides.

More than 86% of the spots yielded hybridization intensities of two-fold over local background.