Sentence examples for yield generation from inspiring English sources

"This is consistent yield generation," said Derren Geiger, who manages about $150 million in oil and natural gas royalty interests at the Caritas Royalty hedge fund.

Amoroso MW, Croft GF, Williams DJ, et al. Accelerated High-Yield Generation of Limb-Innervating Motor Neurons from Human Stem Cells.

We applied IgY technology to high-yield generation of Y antibodies against rKLK6 that were purified to near homogeneity with a very simple and inexpensive procedure and characterized in established immunochemical methods for future validation in clinical diagnosis.

Pfeiffer et al argued that the evolution from unicellular to undifferentiated multicellular organisms, like T. reesei, has been facilitated by the general preference of high yield energy generation through respiration even in the presence of a preferred carbon source [ 16].

Reaction parameters including temperature and H2/O2 molar feed ratio were investigated for their effects on benzene conversion, phenol yield, water generation and hydrogen efficiency.

Our interest focused on the use of the viologen derivatives as the building units because they were redox-active units and more suited to yield new generation of multifunctional networks.

The least-cost scenario would yield lower generation costs than the base case, and would occur at an addition of 5 GW shared evenly between the central and southern regions.

Using these techniques, bifunctional enzymes of type IIC such as Eco57I, AloI, PpiI, and TstI were manipulated to yield a generation with novel specificities.

Quantum yields for generation of hydrated electron by 193 and 248 nm laser photoexcitation of miscellaneous inorganic anions.

These results suggest the great potential of high-yield bioelectricity generation through in vitro metabolic engineering.

That in itself has yielded a generation who see themselves as innovators as well as interpreters; which is roughly what we mean by "director's theatre".