Sentence examples for yield a large number from inspiring English sources

In the presence of CEA, hairpin DNA recognized the target and performed a DNAzyme-assisted signal amplification reaction to yield a large number of single-stranded DNA.

If the test is not specific enough, however, it will yield a large number of false-positive results (positive test results for those who do not have the disease).

Chords cause the harmonicity estimate to yield a large number of shorter segments with relatively stable pitches.

This limitation is particularly important for next-generation sequencing, which could yield a large number of novel variants on a limited number of subjects.

The results obtained by the existing visual attention algorithm for target detection in SAR images yield a large number of false alarms and misses.

Although pollination and fertilisation in Pinus species may yield a large number of mature cones filled with seed, some might be non-viable due to pollination failure or post-zygotic degeneration (Owens et al. 1990; El-Kassaby et al. 1993).

However, the proposed order does not necessarily yield a larger number of reported incidents.

Our results suggest a larger set of input abstracts will yield a larger number of precise connections.

If the goal is sequencing full-length genes, non-normalized libraries will yield a larger number of full-length sequences in small sequencing experiments compared to normalized libraries.

Comparing the results (Table 1) we found that NetKO was able to yield a larger number of MCS that targeted more reactions in the network than either brute force or random knockout approaches.

Inclusion of patients with a BMI above 30 kg/m, for example, may yield a larger number of patients with idiopathic remitting diabetes, although as the average population BMI is increasing, there are likely to be more patients with Type 2 diabetes.