Sentence examples for yields of the methods from inspiring English sources

We also investigated the diagnostic yields of the methods applied, especially the potential benefit of PCR.

The yield of the method was defined as the weight of the final product (which assumed is only SiO2) per weight of the SiO2 (equivalent with TEOS) in the initial mixture.

A recent improvement was to couple MCA with microarrays [17] thus improving the yield of the method.

There is ample scope for improving the yield of the method, by making it more sensitive and adding more primers to allow further differentiation of serogroups, specifically 6A/6B, 12A/12B and 18A/18B/18C.

Method D showed the highest proportion of missing genotypes, and tended to give the lowest DNA yields of the four methods trialled in stage 2.

We then resorted to classical protein purification methods like urea denaturation and ammonium sulphate precipitation to increase yield but none of the methods yielded sufficient quantities of soluble protein [23].

We also performed exome sequencing in this family as part of a pilot study to compare the yield of these methods (see Methods).

Having demonstrated improved analytic performance of version 2 STATseq, and time to result of 26 h, the next step is to retrospectively analyze the diagnostic yield of these methods, particularly in cases where no diagnostic diplotype was identified by conventional WGS.

The quantification of selected mainstream smoke constituent yields is one of the methods to evaluating and comparing the performance of different products.

To assess the reliability of our tool, we also provide in Supplementary Material 3 a study on tumour classification showing that this method yields competitive results with state-of-the-art methods.

While Qiagen RNeasy Plant Mini kit and RNAzol RT kit had similar speed in total RNA extraction, RNAzol produced a higher total RNA yield, about twice as much as yields of the other two methods.