Sentence examples for yields a large number from inspiring English sources
Considering many socio-economic factors with many levels yields a large number of segments.
However, the comparison is misleading, because the finest analysis yields a large number of consonant clusters, whereas the CVX analysis does not.
Specific infection and rapid replication of PP01-TC phage in viable E. coli O157 H7 host cell yields a large number of progeny phages with capsids displaying TC tags that can be fluorescently labeled by a membrane permeable biarsenical dye (FlAsH).
Although the subcarriers of each hop experience different channel fading, yet sorting on the basis of fading then mapping in such a way that lower faded subcarrier of hop-1 mapped to lower faded subcarrier of hop-2 yields a large number of reliable end-to-end subcarrier pairs.
This subsequently allows Golgi membrane vesiculation that yields a large number of vesicles dispersed throughout the cell.
Reviewing literature on challenges regarding translation of general SDH models into practical tools yields a large number of challenges.
Specifically, Mr. Golisano has charged that a voter registration effort by Gov. George E. Pataki in the Independence Party had yielded a large number of fraudulent registrations.
The fact that the detentions yielded a large number of violators that, once exposed, could not be ignored may signal a new era in I.N.S. law enforcement, a key component in our fight for a secure America.
The obvious approach – via its two components BAR and GAIN – proved understandably popular but yielded a large number of short and serviceable but ultimately somewhat uninspired clues (e.g. 'Steal pub profit') with little to choose between them.
If the test is not specific enough, however, it will yield a large number of false-positive results (positive test results for those who do not have the disease).
Attacks on the bases, one north-east of Aleppo, a second at Mayedin in the far east and a third near Damascus, yielded a large number of weapons, which had been in desperately short supply, especially in positions across Syria's second city.
