Sentence examples for category of yield from inspiring English sources

Of 7926 QTLs documented in Gramene, 1908 fall into the trait category of yield (http://www.gramene.org).org

Two researchers categorised the directors' behaviours from field notes made during the 24 periods of non-participant observation of board meetings, devising new categories until saturation (no more appeared necessary for classifying the data), then de-duplicating this initial set of categories to yield an irreducible set of six.

The excess death rates per 1000 live births and fetal deaths in each category were multiplied by the total number of live births and fetal deaths in that category to yield the number of excess deaths, which were subsequently used to calculate the percentage contribution of each category to the number of excess deaths.

Trying to view all events simply listed within their location or categories of interest yields little for them to enjoy.

Third, an alternative study design that included only about 60% of the population with the two extreme categories of VL yielded very similar results (Table S2).

Nor was there indication of variation by place of death, all categories of which yielded point estimates of deficit except for the comparatively small number of deaths occurring at places other than at home, hospital, hospice, nursing home or residential home.

Similarly, items 9 and 12 required pooling of the "strongly disagree", "disagree", and "neither agree nor disagree" categories to yield ten or more cases per category.

Nearly one-third of more than 500 funds categorized as growth and income didn't pay a dime of income to their shareholders in 2000, according to Lipper, a fund data company, which calculated a median category yield of just 0.44%.

Two of five M4 lesions were masses yielding B5a with overall malignancy yield in this category of 40%.

Since the categories of Stop and Yield signs are rarely visible in highways, we did not have any of those categories in our experimental test.

But although they are indispensable for objective knowledge, the sole knowledge that the categories can yield is of objects of possible experience; they yield valid and real knowledge only when they are ordering what is given through sense in space and time.