Sentence examples for yielding of value from inspiring English sources

What remains is a substance endowed with meaning, a meaning that comes alive again through interpretation and the yielding of value and new life to the present.

To be able to assess the stress or strain built up along a graphene flake, it is necessary to employ a technique, such as Raman spectroscopy, that is capable of yielding values of graphene strain through the shift of certain vibrational modes.

We outline the discursive dilemma and issues that may affect consensus-based results and a Bayesian causal approach that accounts for the evolution of information, yielding both value of information and flexibility associated with public choices.

The surface area of the heart was approximated as that of a sphere with a radius of 315 µm, yielding a value of 1,246,898 square µm (A = 4πr).

For example, the word "steroid" appeared in 70 genes in 4433 overlapping contents of ToxArray and GeneChip, yielding ratiosteroid value of 0.0158.

We next carried out ROC curve analysis to establish the optimal cutoff value for the HSCORE of TS expression level, yielding a value of 257.5.

Mean climatologic values reported in the World Ocean Atlas were NO3 = 0.04 µ M and PO4 = 0.0011 µ M for the first 125 m of the water column, yielding a value of N P ∼36:1.

Clark et al. (2011) introduced the logistic growth model, which has the desirable property of yielding physical values of reserves recovery.

The mean myonuclear length (l) was determined in longitudinal tail sections using a ×40 objective yielding a value of 12.18±1.74 µm (mean±SEM of 30 nuclei).

We also measured the surface energy of graphite fluoride powder experimentally using inverse gas chromatography, yielding a value of 79±± 7 mJ/m2 that agreed well with the computational result.

A meta-analysis yielding a value of I2 above 75% suggests a high level of heterogeneity between the studies.