Sentence examples for yield problem from inspiring English sources

A colleague and I recently helped an electronics company solve a major yield problem.

ZnHCF has long suffered from poor deposition yield problem, but we demonstrate that a robust ZnHCF film can be prepared by spin coating of a liquid suspension composed of ZnHCF nanoparticles and PEDOT PSS ink on ITO.

In this talk, I will explain a few methods to overcome this low yield problem; for example, (1) a method by introducing an intermediated protective layer between the molecular layer and the top electrode, and (2) a method with a direct metal transfer technique.

Wall Street analysts believe that AMD has been unable to resolve the yield problem plaguing the K6.

But as I've argued before, hunger is not a yield problem. Feeding people is about access, which is lacking even in the United States, where around 36 million people are food insecure.

Given the low levels of CpoB that co-purified initially, it is hard to know if the lack of interaction here is due to a yield problem. Also, the CpoB that does co-purify in the presence of PBP1b does not look like it is much over background and could just be a small amount of spurious crosslinking.

At that rate, a database of 12,500 reports would yield problems in about 125 reports.

I.B.M. executives say that the yield problems at its East Fishkill plant are a short-term issue, related to gearing up production at a new site.

When IC production enters into the nano-meter generation, many yield problems are related to design.

Greater component density leads to yield problems, he points out, as things like tiny solder balls between a chip and a circuit board get even tinier but still must be perfect.

Some yield problems, it said, were the result of one particular corn variety that did not perform well in the high nighttime temperatures in parts of the Corn Belt this year.