yields造句

The land yields well.

Much thinking yields wisdom.

This land yields well (poorly).

Constant effort yields sure success.

A greater temperature differential yields more electricity.

An exsiccated swamp yields no fish.

Your scheme yields no revenue; it yields nothing but discontent, disorder, disobedience(Edmund Burke)

The object's apparent brightness yields the distance; its redshift yields the velocity.

A sucker from the jujube yields tiny sour fruits.

Propylene and butylene yields increase with low hydrogen transfer reaction.

The effect of Zinc hydroxymethionine on milk yields.

Generally for most biological studies the yields are too low.

It plays an important part in increasing the yields to study the reasons for low yields and the improvement.

Fishtail palm of India to Malay peninsula SAP yields a brown sugar jaggery and trunk pith yields sago.

In 1995 Japanese corporate-bond yields were just 16 basis points higher than government-bond yields; the spread in America last month was 350 basis points.

Consequently present methods, in which the apparent quantum yields can be calculated by employing the incident radiation intensity, always underestimate quantum yields calculations.

The American public is broke and cannot offer its capital in return for terrible yields.

In Europe yields on Italian and Spanish ten-yearbonds rose above 6%.

To increase emergence days could lead to reduction of tuber yields.

In the past five years, Sanchez said crop yields in the Millenium Villages have about tripled.

a mathematical element that when added to another number yields the same number.

Monday's surge in bond yields widened the gap between Italian and German 10-year bond yields to a euro-zone era record of 4.75 percentage points, up from 4.48 percentage points Friday.

Determination of the quantum yields of Gibberellin, Hypocrellin a and phenol showed that there were respectively ranges of excitation wavelengths for the relative constant of quantum yields of them.

Everyone in Washington is terrified that bond yields will rise if we don't raise the debt ceiling while barely aware of the grim message sent by the fact that yields are steadily falling.

Investors concerned with avoiding risk will be prepared to accept the relatively low yields now available on government bonds.

Many equity-oriented hedge funds and mutual funds have added to their corporate-bond holdings because of enticing yields.

Tissue culture has produced plants that are increasing crop yields by providing farmers with healthier planting material.

Low yields also encouraged investors to seek higher returns in riskier assets, such as mortgage-backed securities.

Wheat rust once spurred the Green Revolution, the huge increase in crop yields that started in the 1940s.

Arthrodesis of the wrist joint generally yields excellent results, while arthrodesis of the shoulder, elbow, knee or ankle provides less predictable results.

The Loess Plateau in Northern Shaanxi yields millet, buckwheat and potatoes, and it also counts as a land suitable for forestry, grass and animal husbandry.

Wall Street Banks did a roaring trade packaging bunches of subprime loans into mortgage-backed securities, and selling them on to investors, greedy for yields (see chart).

On Friday alone, 10-year German bund yields rose 0.15 percentage point to 3.25%, accounting for half of the 0.30-percentage-point rise this year.

After being exposed to cosmic radiation and zero gravity, some seeds may mutate and produce higher yields and improved quality when planted back on earth, scientists said.

Ireland had to pay high yields in an auction of four - and ten-year government bonds, as investors became increasingly concerned about the total cost of bailing out the country's Banks.

One of the world's only non-technical climbs in excess of 6000m, the peak of Stok Kangri often yields better views of the Great Himalayas than the Great Himalayas themselves.

Take orthogonal experiment to study the yields and growth of corn under the condition of different irrigation frequency, different irrigation water quota, different N/P and irrigation on film.

That has already led to sloppier auctions, with higher borrowing costs for the government as auction high yields fix at a higher mark than available in the open market, a phenomenon known as a "tail."

But they fault central Banks for interpreting lower bond yields as a decline in the natural interest rate, i.e. the rate that would balance investment and saving at full employment.