Sentence examples for the yield i from inspiring English sources

When we quote the yield, I'm going to quote it going from 702 to 701.

That's better than the yield I can get buying Chicago's municipal bonds.

The yield (i.e. the wire number per 100 μm2) and dimensions of NWs were measured using a scanning electron microscope (SEM, JEOL JSM-6700) and Scion Image 4.0.2 image analysis software.

Equation (3) follows from the notion that the yield I n is proportional to the width of the energy distribution, D n−0.

where Q is the quantum yield, I is the integrated intensity (areas) of spectra, OD is the optical density, and n is the refractive index.

Since the root of the problem, according to Ricardo, was the declining yield (i.e., bushels of wheat) per unit of land, one obvious solution was to import cheap wheat from other countries.

While the event and staff hour screening tempo can be accurately determined from our data, the screening yield (i.e. number tested/number exposed to the activity) is harder to calculate and is subject to considerable error.

In a batch reaction, the hydrogen yield was 23.2 mol of dihydrogen per mole of sucrose, i.e., 96.7% of the theoretical yield (i.e., 12 dihydrogen per hexose).

The PFE yield (i.e. 52.6 g/100 g) and fatty acid composition of pistachio oil were found similar to Soxhlet extraction and their variations were within the experimental uncertainty verified by statistical t-test analysis.

RBS spectra are obtained by plotting the normalized yield (i.e. number of counts) vs. channel number/energy.

In principle, anomalies in the ion yield I n of clusters may be caused by several factors including kinetics, size-selective ionization, or anomalies in the microcanonical heat capacities.