Sentence examples for yield which allows a from inspiring English sources
The most common choice for the objective function is the maximization of yield, which allows a wide range of predictions consistent with experimental observations for simple model organisms (Edwards and Palsson, 2002; Schuster et al., 2008).
An important asset of the present study is the relatively high tumour yield, which allowed analyzing FIT performance for early and late stage CRC separately.
The use of MacConkey agar (Enterobacteriaceae selective medium) yields a sufficiently strong and distinguishable approach, which allows a relatively precise quantification of the targeted bacterial cell uptake by the studied bacterivorous protists.
The cyclic deformation and temperature curves of the load increase tests exhibit cyclic yield strength values which allow a good estimation of the endurance limit.
Consequently, this paper suggests and discusses a new yield function, which allows for asymmetric yielding.
Although the idea for the present formulation came from the fictitious domain formulation of Glowinski et al. [J. Comput. Phys. 169 (2001) 363] it finally yielded a new scheme which allows for a more efficient integration of the system of equations and which is easier to implement algorithmically.
Rearranging and substituting λ for f in MHz yields (2) which allows range D to be calculated in kilometers.
The total RNA of guts was extracted using RNAqueous®-Micro (Ambion), which allows for a better RNA yield from small tissue samples.
The derivatization reaction yields phenylthiocarbamyl derivatives, which allows for improved chromatographic separation of the analytes of interest.
In addition, a correlation between the aminopeptidase or cellulase activity and the cumulative COD yield has been found, which allows us to assess the biogas production potential.
This yields a scene of violent intensity which allows Kelly to hit a number of nails squarely on the head: that, in the current climate, dissent is suspect, nonconformity dangerous and any attempt to look at recent events from a non-Western angle automatic proof of guilt.
