Sentence examples for to a lower yield of from inspiring English sources

However, secondary reactions, for example, the formation of methane or carbon led to a lower yield of propene being produced.

In a faulted folded zone with a lower fluid pressure coefficient, the lost gas is basically free gas, which leads to a lower yield of shale gas.

An increase in catalyst acidity leads to a lower yield of light olefins and to an increase in the yield of paraffins.

Also, we show that higher Reynolds numbers lead to a dispersion of the fibre network, and consequently a lower sharpness of cut — increasing the fibre concentration leads to a lower yield of shorter fibres.

As in the first scenario, this would lead to a reduction of the CtxB monomer capable of associating (deprotonated CtxB monomer) at low pH and to a lower yield of reassembly.

It appears that CaO promotes a new heterogeneous reaction, whereby species in the pool of HCN and CN radicals are converted relatively rapidly to NO, resulting in a lower yield of N2O.

SeMet ComFB was purified similarly to wild-type protein albeit with a lower yield of about 2 mg/l of culture.

Alternative methods using electroporation or glass beads successfully increased the speed of the protocol, but are often less preferred due to higher equipment costs (electroporation) or a lower yield of transformants (glass beads; Gietz & Woods, 2001).

Although FACS generates highly pure cultures and minimises neuron-to-neuron variability, this method carries a risk of contamination and also results in a lower yield of cells.

The bulkier cyanamide derivative 2 f furnished a lower yield of 3 f (64 %, Table  2, entry 6), presumably due to unfavorable steric effects.

Nevertheless, a lower yield of RT-PCR product was observed for the on-chip isolated RNA compared to benchtop isolated RNA.