Sentence examples for yield ideal from inspiring English sources

The recombinant ILT1 domainsmains behave as an equilibrium of both stable dimer and monomer in solution and yield ideal crystals for structural determination.

The RNAi and CRISPR-Cas systems can therefore yield ideal antiviral therapeutics, capable of specific and efficient viral inhibition with minimal off-target effects, but development of such therapeutics can be slow.

The number of labeled cells was adjusted by varying the concentration of DNA and the size of electrode to yield ideal density for imaging.

This produced many candidate vaccine antigens that with further effort, could yield ideal targets for the next generation of cancer vaccines, among them being the overexpressed tumor-self antigens.

If outdoor activities comprise the majority of the trip's itinerary, then decide on an ideal weather forecast, and book the trip during a season that would most likely yield ideal conditions.

This controller yields ideal nominal performance, i.e. the disturbances are decoupled from the product concentrations.

Extrapolation of the measurements to zero pressure yielded ideal gas enthalpies in agreement with values calculated from spectroscopic measurements to within  ± 1 per cent.

When developing a new process, to achieve successful scale-up, the operating regime which yields ideal performance in smaller scale experiments should be identified and retained in the full scale realization.

Such an approach has yielded ideal results on another sample treated, a tinamou head (Fig.  9).

For example, centuries of selection have led to crops that provide high grain yields ideal for food production [ 13, 175].

There's no straightforward calculation that will yield the ideal policy for shifting an economy from a "bad" equilibrium to a "good" one.