Sentence examples for yield the same number from inspiring English sources

As a result, selective colleges and universities would have to admit six times as many students under an income-based policy to yield the same number of black and Hispanic youth as would result from an explicitly race-based policy.

Additionally, data on the percentage fruit set resulting from hand pollination is required to calculate labour costs for the hand pollination of the numbers of flowers that need to be pollinated to yield the same number of fruit as produced in the orchard by insect pollination.

Authors' response: We meant that the GA and TC methods yield the same number of hits when run on the same database (not between databases).

In brief, for the majority of pathway databases used in this study, randomly selected gene sets yield the same number of overlapping genes with gold-standards as the pathway databases.

Alternatively, a 2% threshold for personalised screening would entail screening 2% fewer women (1477 women eligible for screening per 100 000 population) than the age 47 and over population and yield the same number of potentially screen-detectable cases.

In our 2nd experiment we kept the total read count of 200 in silico replicates constant, but varied the relative size of both samples, simulating multiplexed RNA-samples, where both samples will not always yield the same number of reads.

All scaffolds (including the controls) yielded the same number of cells, but notably the VEGF-165 gradient scaffolds demonstrated a higher cell density in the centre.

If protection maintains a wider set of viable niches, we would also expect rarefied richness (that is, the number of species expected if each site within a study had yielded the same number of individuals) to be higher inside protected areas.

Plaque development as a function of increasing concentration of the antibody has shown that each mutant of a matched pair yielded the same number of plaques, although the high fitness mutant required less time for plaque formation, and attained a larger plaque size at any given time-point.

Each of the resultant 16 networks contained the same set of uptakes and yielded the same number of correct predictions.

Anti-DGP yielded the same number of misclassifications as anti-TG2, but affected partially different cases, whereas anti-GL yielded substantially more misclassifications with four false negative results, and one false positive result (data not shown).