Sentence examples for art yielded from inspiring English sources

ART yielded an undiscounted 9.4 years expected survival, and resulted in 7.1 extra LYG compared to patients not receiving ART.

All treatment strategies except discontinuing ART yielded significant mean decreases in log10VL by 12 months, the new cART group having the largest drop (−1.15 log10VL).

His relationship with Ibanez and Valley Arts yielded an endorsement for a brief time in the 1980s with the release of the Ibanez Roadstar RS1010SL and Valley Arts Custom Pro Steve Lukather Signature guitars in 1984 85.

A selection of Pop-ish political art yields similar contrasts.

But even her art yields no evidence of the reality of a world at war.

Set against the exacting details of 17th-century still lifes by Jan van den Hecke, Jacob Bogdani and Pieter van Noort, the modern art yields echoes of the past.

One American politician who was also a remarkable collector became aware of the importance of the early documentation that art yields about the Western connection with China.

By Peter Schjeldahl The New Yorker, July 17, 2000 P. 82 THE ART WORLD about painter Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin and an exhibit of his work at the Metropolitan Museum... Most good art yields some fraction of itself — a style recognition, grace, a promise — to an interested glance.

Thou art the garden of the world, the home of all art yields, and nature can decree.'.

If conceptual art yields cognitive value, that is to say, it tends to be so trivial that it barely deserves the name.

In Study 2 focusing on the urban landscapes, the t-tests showed that public art consistently yielded greater arousal and the visual properties related with arousal level (e.g., complexity), whereas for pleasantness and the visual properties related with pleasantness (e.g., legibility) the scores varied with the public artworks.