Sentence examples for stretch yields from inspiring English sources

Maximal representation for all mutations can be achieved with a library population that is at least 5 times the total number of mutants expected; for e.g. saturation mutagenesis of a 7 bp stretch yields 16,384 mutants, hence >80,000 clones are required to constitute a good library for saturation mutagenesis of a 7-bp region (Fig 3).

As shown in Figure 1, tagging of these template peptides with W- and F-containing amino acid stretches yielded low MICs, particulary for tags containing 4-5 W- or F-residues.

Stretching phenomenon yields an additional parameter c which compares the stretch rate with the swirl rate.

I think the answer is "no," but the recent sell-off in bonds and high-yield equities may be foreshadowing the ultimate fate of investors who stretch for yield.

Annealing of simultaneous biaxially stretched films yields films with in-plane isotropy with (100) crystallographic planes parallel to the surface.

Mr. Ellis holds a vaunted place in the history of funk, chiefly as bandleader-arranger of the James Brown Revue during the late 1960s, the stretch that yielded "Cold Sweat," "Licking Stick-Licking Stick" and "Say It Loud — I'm Black and I'm Proud".

The people who should be buying them are equity investors, not fixed-income investors stretching for yields.

Below you will find a handicapping of different ETFs for two types of investors, worry-warts and those who prefer to stretch for yield.

Lower expenses not only increase returns, but will also ensure that the fund managers don't have to stretch for yield to be competitive.

And in 2014 he had slipped out of the world's top 10 before embarking on a run that brought him the BMW PGA title at Wentworth and a high summer stretch that yielded the Open, Bridgestone Invitational and PGA crowns in consecutive weeks.

3. Don't stretch for yield.