Sentence examples for yields theoretically from inspiring English sources

In a study last month, Deutsche Bank calculated that United States junk bond index yields, then running 16 percentage points higher than Treasury bond yields, theoretically compensated investors for more than half of issuers defaulting over five years — even assuming creditors don't recover anything at all.

Although this approach yields theoretically the exact solution, a standard implementation shows an unexpected linear propagation of round-off errors.

Thermophilic ethanol producing strains are classically deficient in producing higher yields (theoretically >90%%) as well as in tolerating high level (typically >40 g/L) of ethanol and exhibit low ethanol tolerance (<2 %, v/v).

DMR utilises carbon dioxide, which results in a more endothermic process, however, it reforms two major greenhouse gases and yields (theoretically) a 1 1 syngas composition, which is known to be particularly useful for the synthesis of hydrocarbons [18].

In this paper it is shown that the novel ladder yields, theoretically, up to a sixteen fold reduction of the propagation delay with respect to the conventional differential ladder.

This 'DVD trigger' assessment yielded theoretically informed, practically relevant answers from the students, over 80% of whom passed.

For each substrate used during the continuous trials, BMP batch assays were also carried out to verify the maximum methane yield theoretically obtainable.

Development of a single enantiomer from a previously marketed racemate is known as chiral switch [2] and there are different new resolution procedures for obtaining pure enantiomer from a racemic mixture with 100% yield, theoretically, like dynamic kinetic resolution, stereoinversion by deracemization, cyclic racemization and enantioconvergent processes, etc.

The solution principle described yields a theoretically infinite travel range based on the accumulation of successive steps.

The second reaction (89Y d,2n)89Zr), although proven to give high yields both theoretically and experimentally (Sadeghi, Enferadi, and Bakhtiari, 2012; Tang et al., 2016), requires a relatively high energy deuteron beam since its reaction threshold starts at 5.9 MeV and peaks in the range of 13 17 MeV (Soppera, Bossant, and Cabellos, 2017b) which excludes most common small medical cyclotrons.

The signal processing protocol that yields the theoretically correct quantitative value of β involves measuring the received toneburst for several propagation distances as well as the use of scaling factors taking into account the fast Fourier transform implementation, input signal windowing and material damping.