Sentence examples for yielded with from inspiring English sources

The greatest discrimination power among samples was obtained with primer UBC-881 yielding an Rp value of 14.31, while the lowest Rp value of 8.62 was yielded with primer UBC-825.

The civil aristocracy of Constantinople yielded with bad grace.

Each posted almost identical six-inning statistics — three runs yielded, with seven strikeouts for Sabathia and eight for Verlander.

As Patten perceived the scene (the Senators themselves perceived it differently), each of the three recoiled slightly, and then, as Reid spoke on and on, yielded with a visible sag.

At the moment, many of Pakistan's voters appear disenchanted with what democratic rule has yielded, with rising anger at inflation, power cuts, poor law and order, and tales of alleged corruption.

When the rice was just about ready I stirred in the cooked whole grains – 2 1/2 to 3 cups, whatever 1 cup of the uncooked grain yielded — with some more stock.

It is remarkable what a week of intensive rehearsal can yield with a makeshift ensemble.

There, outside a weathered barn, a yellow sign urges visitors to yield with a simple message: "Moo Cow Xing".

There are few figures in British political life who embrace the "wrong course", and refuse to yield, with such oblivious brio as the former MP for Sheffield Hallam.

The specimen yield with the new THFV was significantly higher when compared to hypodermic needles.

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