The phrase "all yield data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, agriculture, finance, or any field where yield data is relevant.
Example: "The report includes all yield data from the last five years to help us assess the performance trends."
Alternatives: "complete yield information" or "entire yield dataset".
The yield behavior in uniaxial tension and compression was also determined, where all the yield data can be described with pressure-modified von Mises yield criterion but now for much wider pressure range than has been previously accessible.
For example, multiple exams are sometimes given in the same subjects and grades to the same students because not all results yield data by item, grade, subject, student, or school thereby prompting districts to give another exam in order to get data at the desired level of granularity.
For co-infections, n = 3 for all viral yield data and each point was compared to the yield of drug-resistant virus in the absence of drug-susceptible virus.
As the starting basis for the projection of forest development, approximately 1000 stands are sampled on a regular grid from the population of all stands with available yield data in every region.
Yield data from all fields in the same year are used to determine farm yield averages and variability in yield over the three-or-more-year timeframe.
To ensure we use the best possible data, cleaning protocols were developed recently for both grain and silage that now allow for fairly quick checking and cleaning of data for all corn grain and silage yield data in a particular harvest year.
The portfolio is built only once a year, using year-end dividend yield data. (Plus, all positions no longer in the top ten yielders are automatically sold). But there is no magic in the annual calendar, other than seasonal and tax effects.
Yield data source: New York State Agricultural Statistics Service.
