Sentence examples for the yield with which from inspiring English sources

Our data is consistent with previous in vitro folding studies on isolated wild-type and ΔF508 NBD1 [13], [14], [14], which show that ΔF508 has a measurable effect on the yield with which the isolated NBD1 domain folds.

The proportional limit is commonly associated with the yield limit which is the point in the stress-strain curve after which plastic or permanent strains are developed.

The plastic-folding behaviors of the dihedral angles are evident near the yield point, which is coincident with the molecular-kink behaviors of the classical yielding theory.

The effects of any tobacco product can be described in terms of the toxicants found in product emissions (toxicant yield), the toxicants with which the users come into contact (exposure), and the health-related outcomes experienced by users.

The price of 10-year U.S. Treasuries rose 8/32, with the yield, which moves inversely to prices, falling to 2.123%.

Production experiments verified the synergistic effects predicted by the yield model, in which the platform with dual pathway for 2-ketobutyrate synthesis achieved higher yield (0.15 g/g of glucose) and productivity (0.12 g/L/h) of 1-propanol than individual ones alone: the threonine pathway (0.09 g/g; 0.04 g/L/h) or the citramalate pathway (0.11 g/g; 0.04 g/L/h).

However, storage of unprocessed mouthwashes at room temperature for up to 1 week has been shown not to affect DNA yield or the efficiency with which the DNA can be amplified by PCR [5], [22].

Inconsistencies were observed in the reaction yields with time, which were attributed to poisoning of the palladium.

The PICTURE found a high diagnostic yield with ILRs, which guided the diagnosis in 78% of patients with recurrent syncope and provided useful information in another 6%.

The reddish bark of a nearby tree yielded curare, the poison with which the dart would be tipped.

While both are already a problem, the range over which they impact seriously on crop yields and the frequency with which they do so are predicted to increase as a result of global warming.