Sentence examples for success yields from inspiring English sources
Three multiplex PCR systems used in this study were originally designed to detect 21 SNPs and a 9-bp deletion motif [ 2], and the sizes of each PCR amplicon were originally designed below 200 bp, for increasing success yields during DNA typing with degraded samples.
I've yet to meet an adult involved in education who does not espouse anything other than "I'm here for the children". Regardless of the intentions, saying that student success is top priority, and taking action to assure student success, yield entirely different results.
Under its logic, four interceptors with a 60-percent success rate yields a 97-percent rate (The math equation is 1- 1-0.6 ^4).
Pollinator availability had the greatest impact on fruit-set success, whereas yields were mainly determined by site-specific factors that mediate fruit-abortion and occurrence of fungal diseases.
He added that even partial success "will yield valuable benefits".
Success could yield juicier rewards for shareholders, though: improving just enough to trade at book value, for example, would double returns for those buying Regions today.
Despite Muddy Water's proven track record in detecting problematic Chinese companies, its previous success has yielded diminishing returns as the pool of such companies dwindles.
Since then, efforts to replicate the success have yielded mixed results and generated valuable insights into what it takes to slow deforestation in the Amazon.
Featuring characters from a short story written by Bowie, the album achieved US and UK chart success, and yielded three top 40 UK singles.
Differences in proportions of SD8H and SD24H with SD8G and SD24G success rates yielded p<0.0001 and p = 0.13, respectively.
One is that the Silicon Valley has become a victim of its own success: every successful IPO yields newly liquid and wealthy early-stage employees/investors.
