Sentence examples for yielded a value of from inspiring English sources

Measurement of the hysteresis loop area yielded a value of 19%.

It then made an adjustment to reflect the fact that Southern Peru bought 99.15%, not 100%, of Minera, which yielded a value of $2.409 billion.

An estimate of the strain energy stored in the Pd grain yielded a value of Estrain= 4.157Jg-1.

A measurement of biomass in a tropical deciduous forest in Thailand yielded a value of about 340 metric tons per hectare.

The root mean square error (RMSE) of the probe when reproducing cardiac-like pressure waveforms yielded a value of 1.8 ± 0.22%.

The continuum model yielded a value of 1.66 J/m2 for the graphite/liquid-carbon interface energy, which continues the trend of the elements of Group IV.

Using the median premium for merger transactions in 2004, calculated by Mergerstat to be 23.4%, and applying that premium to the value derived from the Court of Chancery's comparable companies analysis yielded a value of $2.45 billion.

The speed of current activation increased exponentially with voltage (Fig. 6f) and an estimation of the gating charges from the steepness of the Boltzmann (Fig. 6g) fit yielded a value of 5.3 ± 1.7 e0 (Supplementary Table 2).

These measurements combined with those from the Peruvian expedition yielded a value of 6,376,428 metres for the semimajor axis and 1/311.5 for the flattening, which made the metre 0.02percenttootoo short" from the intended definition.

By 2010, however, as online social networks skyrocketed in popularity, the value of Milner's concerns' initial investment had swelled to about $1 billion (a total investment of $800 million yielded a value of about $5 billion by 2011).

The Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin (KMO) measure yielded a value of.952 and Bartlett's Test of Sphericity was significant (p<.001).