Sentence examples for yielding values from inspiring English sources

Cavalli's joint scaling test confirmed these results, yielding values ±SE ofd =0.18±0.03 and h=−0.16±0.05.

Reproducibility of the different biosensors has been checked under the optimum conditions, yielding values lower than 6%.

The stresses on the bolt and cable on the both sides are both lower than yielding values.

These models showed adequate predictive power (assessed by the leave-one-out cross-validation experiment) yielding values of q2 = 0.935 (scv = 0.259) and q2 = 0.946 (scv = 0.235), respectively.

And the yielding values of the anchor bolt and the anchor cable are designed to be 15 and 18 tonnes, respectively.

Internal cross-validation was used to determine the sensitivity and specificity, yielding values of 92% and 73%, respectively, for the prediction of patients with an ISS of 16 or more.

That is, per sample the lower quartile across all Ct values, excluding spike-ins, was subtracted from each individual sample Ct value, yielding ∆Ct values (small ∆Ct values indicate high miRNA levels).

On the other hand, a high λ, can result in numerical errors and result in infinity, undefined values, or yielding same values across all matrix elements in factors.

Normalization of the Ct values was carried out by subtracting the Ct values of the control gene ABL1 yielding ΔCt values for each gene [43].

Alignments yielding expectation values ≤ 10-4 and identity values ≥ 60% were accepted as homologous.

First, the Ki values computed for Ii1 were found to be substrate dependent, with shorter substrates yielding lower values, and longer substrates such as insulin and Aβ yielding values consistently ∼10-fold higher (Fig. 3A).