Sentence examples for use to yield from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, to outshine these detractors and challenges reported in this section, it is important to focus on how best these technologies can be put into good use to yield positive results.

To obtain the correct ratio of anticoagulant to blood, 21 mL of the citrate suspension was aseptically removed from a standard 500 mL human blood collection bag prior to use to yield the appropriate volume of anticoagulant for the expected 350 ml of blood.

The instrument was calibrated prior to use to yield mass accuracies below 5 ppm for MS and 20 ppm for MS/MS.

It was dissolved in DMSO to yield 50μMM then serially diluted in RPMI-1640 medimmediatelytely before use to yield a concentration range of 10 50 μM.

For single unit to M1 LFP coherence, the LFPs from the different microwires in M1 were averaged together before use to yield a low-noise representation of M1 activity.

It was dissolved in saline to yield 50μMM then serially diluted in RPMI-1640 supplemedium medimmediatelytely before use to yield a concentration range of 10 50 μM.

So no serious journalist would ever open an interview with that type of question because it wastes valuable time that could be otherwise used to yield useful information.

Supreme Court math used to yield different results.

FREE association with "Albuquerque" used to yield "Bugs Bunny" and "that airport you go through to get to Santa Fe".

Having said that, I believe critics are right to point out that without proper safeguards, this type of program could be used to yield more information about our private lives, and open the door to more intrusive, bulk collection programs.

Maximum likelihood estimation is used to yield consistent parameter estimates.