Sentence examples for change yield from inspiring English sources

The Outlook Efforts to Change Yield Mixed Results It remains to be seen whether communities in Colorado and throughout the West, not all as rich as Malibu, will follow its example.

The analogy between heat transfer and electric conductance, integration of the heat transfer and the phase change yield a new physical image and a direct mathematical model to describe the physical relation between the design requirements and the unknown design parameters, i.e. the heat transfer area, the heat capacity of each heat exchanger.

Our results (average of 0 6 and 6 12 months rate values) expressed as percentage annual change yield 4.5% hippocampal loss in Alzheimer's disease (2 6% within 95% CI) compared with the range 4.35 5.04% that the single centre study reported.

This seemingly small change yielded around 77,000 more tickets and nearly $8m in city revenue over a six-month period, according to an investigation from the Chicago Tribune earlier this year.

The weight change yields values for the exchange which are too large.

"The change yielded a win in the headlines, but provided no meaningful gains for worker equity … nor any actual change in employee contracts or future offer letters," the group wrote on Medium today.

Sea Change yielded a low-key, theater-based acoustic tour, as well as a larger tour with The Flaming Lips as Beck's opening and backing band.

However, these issues started well before the sharing economy and arise during any economic revolution; change yields displacement that must be addressed, both through market forces and through smart regulation.

Evaluating the instrument's responsiveness to change yielded positive findings.

Both change and per cent change yielded the same patterns of treatment response and correlations.

Incorporating O3 precursor emission increases along with climate change yielded similar results.