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Dictionary » Y » Yields Yieldsyield strength The amount of stress at which a permanent (plastic) deformation in a component becomes measurable (usually taken as 0.2% permanent strain). ![]()
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Results from our forumETC - purpose of having different dehydrogenases?... the NET ATP produced will be different. What are the benefits of having the two different NDH's, though? My textbook said: [mentions different ATP yields]. It also means E. coli has a great latitude in adjusting (delta)P generated during respiration. Since a large (delta)P can drive reversed electron ...
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How to estimate accurate age of earth... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11196637 Plug in some assumptions which are impossible to know and billions of years is arrived at. Creation yields a date of ~6,000 years since creation week/fall of man/expulsion from the garden. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dating_creation After the Masoretic ...
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Re: Help pleaseShoot sorry 1b identical plants produced are much more predictable than normal plants, so their yields are more reliable Plants that are resistant to pesticides can be reproduced more efficiently
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Re: Creation of species through programmed evolution... that is a falsifiable statement, but you still have no reason to believe me.” This is neither scientific evidence-based statement nor the one that yields predictions. We generally go for falsifiable predictions if a hypothesis is not directly testable. The example you have given belongs to that ...
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Re: Creation of species through programmed evolution... me explain this further in comparison with Darwin’s theory. Darwin’s idea of origin of species can be considered a scientific theory because it yields certain falsifiable predictions. It is not because Darwin proved it in 1859 when he published his book ‘Origin of Species’. The predictions can ...
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