Sentence examples for advanced yielding from inspiring English sources

A large Iraqi military base near the town was abandoned as the jihadists advanced, yielding a haul of US-supplied advanced weapons, such as seven M-1 Abrams tanks, which have now become targets of US air force jets.

Rapid technological advances (yielding "Stat" tests) have dramatically improved the TAT.

Current investigations in bioprinting applications are yielding further advances.

This has been achieved through field studies yielding further collections and advances in modern instrumental and analytical methods and techniques.

Mr. Abbas, currently in Moscow, told university students there on Thursday that the negotiations "are not advancing at the required pace or yielding the progress necessary for us to reach the agreed objectives by the agreed dates".

During a 1-year active surveillance, 14 patients were found with clinically advanced oesophageal squamous cell cancer, yielding age-standardized incidence rates of 144.09 per 100 000 for men and 48.82 per 100 000 for women.

In other words, if you imagine scientific knowledge as having a frontier with ignorance, then parts of that frontier are advancing rapidly - ignorance is yielding (though usually this is a process of revealing more questions to ask, more that we don't know).

But while scientific reviewers are wary of funding innovative grants for fear of wasting dwindling funds, the current system is yielding important advances that have helped reduce an American's risk of cancer death 15percentt between 1990 and 2005.

But here, too, a dearth of investment seems to be stifling scientific, commercial, and clinical advances, and, very likely, yielding fewer opportunities for biomaterials scientists to establish careers.

The development and application of NFA tools to plant systems has advanced in recent years and are yielding significant insights and testable predictions.

And its plan is already yielding progress.