Sentence examples for yield viable from inspiring English sources

I wish I'd known, as I made my way from chasm to precipice along the sensational "Gentleman's Walk" at Hafod in Cardiganshire, the story she pieces together of how, for sheer love of the place, Thomas Johnes battled to make these rocky prospects yield viable crops and how, though he built a model dairy, he found no market for his cheeses.

Autoxidation of heavy oil may lead to a breakthrough in desulfurization, whereas chemical oxidation and catalytic oxidation are less likely to yield viable processes.

It is particularly powerful as a complement to high-throughput screening approaches when the latter failed to yield viable hits for further development.

The aims of this study are to culture and identify the conditions that will yield viable and functional corneal endothelial cells after cryopreservation.

Overall, this high efficiency transformation method provides a rapid and simple system for these two dandelions to yield viable transgenic seeds in as little as 20 weeks.

There were significant differences (P < 0.05) in maximum viable cell concentration, viable cell yield, viable cell productivity, lactic acid production, yield and productivity obtained for both batch and fed-batch fermentations.

Breeding of Trem1+/flox chimeric offspring mice with ubiquitous or Cadherin 5 Cre deleted mice yielded viable Trem1+/− × (Cadh5) Cre+/− offspring.

The optimal values that were found were values that yielded viable cycles over the entire exploitation period of the plant and that did not deplete the thermal reservoir prior to the end of the plant lifetime.

All PCR positive and inconclusive samples were titrated, however none yielded viable virus (Table 1).

Although no clinical symptoms were observed, some samples yielded PCR positive results (Table 1), however none yielded viable virus.

Unlike microtome sectioning, peeling the layers apart yields viable cells that can be further cultured, re-stacked or analyzed.