Sentence examples for use yielding from inspiring English sources

The optimized synthetic procedure is fast and easy to use, yielding a monomer of high purity and in good yields.

Some of the wind players use natural horns, the norm before valve instruments came into use, yielding a rawer, flavorful sound.

These links have been associated with the many human-like behavioral features of the sea otter, including apparent playfulness, strong mother-pup bonds and tool use, yielding to ready anthropomorphism.

Micrographs from −50° to 50° tilt could effectively be used yielding a total of 101 projections.

Alternatively, pharmacophoric features can be used, yielding functional connectivity (FC) fingerprints.

A Lyapunov-Krasovskii type functional is used yielding delay-dependent design conditions.

Three rock sizes (10, 30, and 50 m3) are used, yielding different numbers of fractures of 1,500; 40,500; and 187,500, respectively.

This could be very important when seismic retrofit involves energy dissipation using yielding of members or plastic hinge rotation.

As a collimator primary optic, a Pd tube of 800 μm inner diameter was used, yielding a beam size of approximately 1.2 mm.

In the first PCR reaction total genomic DNA from soil sample was used as template and the primer set NVC58 and NVC65 [Coleman et al. 2006] was used, yielding a fragment with an expected of 1,100 bp.

Compared to the synthesis of BMS-1 (12% (w/w) bicelles), 20 and 5% (w/w) bicellar solutions were used, yielding the materials BMS-5 and BMS-6, respectively.