Sentence examples for yielding easily from inspiring English sources

Cook for about 6 hours, or until it collapses, yielding easily to the tines of a fork.

Irpex lacteus is an efficient microorganism for wheat straw pretreatment, yielding easily hydrolysable products with high sugar content.

This complexity can be greatly reduced by cleaving the cross-link prior to MS/MS identification, yielding easily identifiable linear peptides.

By using a threshold of 30 in the score alignment, AnABlast peaks (accumulated sequences) generated in non-coding regions rarely reached the value of 70, while coding regions accumulated hundreds of sequences, yielding easily identifiable peaks (Fig. 3).

No: the feeling is less yielding, less easily manipulated.

He said the European negotiators felt their American counterparts were seeking to sidestep the bonus issue out of fear the White House could be accused of yielding too easily to European pressure, which might endanger progress on health care reform.

I didn't make that intellectual disconnect," Mr. Chambers said as a fire alarm suddenly blared in the Capitol and a passer-by joked, "Is this the 'Ernie's back' alarm?" Mr. Chambers said he was drawn to return in part because he felt that the Legislature was yielding too easily to Gov. Dave Heineman's demands.

Yet they were able to transform a grass with many inconvenient, unwanted features into a high-yielding, easily harvested food crop.

This should, bar that thin, crisp layer of toasted breadcrumbs, be an entirely smooth, easily yielding eating experience.

Kafka, Kerouac, and Wozniak had one advantage over us: they worked on machines that did not readily do more than one thing at a time, easily yielding to our conflicting desires.

Subsequently, the algebraic equation is solved using simple algebraic manipulations, easily yielding the solution in the transformed domain.