Sentence examples for yield of samples from inspiring English sources

The yield of samples were 0.56 and 0.47 g for the PANI HAuCl4·4H2O) and PANI(H2PtCl6·6H2O), respectively.

In Figure 1 the percentage oil yield of samples taken from L. polygalifolium wallum and L. whitei at different locations during summer are displayed.

The protein yields were about 15 µg/g FW (Figure 1D) although the protein yield of samples treated with 600 µM H2O2 slightly increased compared to the other conditions.

We also compared the diagnostic yield of samples recovered from the oropharynx and the nasopharynx.

The best diagnostic categorization possible must be secured and the yield of samples for basic investigation maximized.

In general, a higher yield of samples and of darker pigmented appearance was obtained in the latter fractions, eluted with the more polar solvents.

Limitations in parasite culture volume, yielding ∼10 parasitized red blood cells and low yield of sample material (1 g of parasites yielded 0.35 mg Pf80S), precluded an ability to crystallize Pf80S to solve the structure by conventional X-ray crystallography.

If one considers the conversion rate of Au salt to Au nanoparticles in this solid-state reaction, the value of conversion rate is about 89.6% (Conversion rate = (Yield of sample) × (Elemental percentage of Au)/(Au in 100 mg HAuCl4·4H2O)).

Compared to the as-mixed solution of two porphyrin monomers, the decreased quantum yield of sample 4 is attributed to the heavy sulfur atoms and Co ions in the porphyrin particles [38].

Importantly, in the same study, and despite marked differences in protein recovery yield of sample homogenates processed directly in TRIzol® or by AFD followed by TRIzol®, these samples were evaluated by microarray and 2DE analyses.

It is therefore important to examine the burden of acute respiratory infections at a large children's hospital to determine pathogen prevalence, occurrence of co-infection, prevalence of co-morbidities and diagnostic yield of sampling methods.