Sentence examples for colleagues yielding from inspiring English sources
She said in the lawsuit that after her efforts to warn the skaters about the incident and tell them to be cautious in their dealings with management, the Garden fired her and interviewed her former colleagues, yielding a dossier of accusations about her graphic sexual language and sex talk, degrading and race-related comments and tart advice on how to look sexier.
Now in its fifth season, the Pig Point dig has consistently surprised Dr. Luckenbach and his colleagues, yielding a near-daily feast of exotic blades, ornate ceramics and fossilized shark's teeth found in deposits along the Patuxent River and Chesapeake Bay.
Subsequently, Park and colleagues optimized a titania surface and substituted DMF solvent by γ-butyrolactone, yielding an efficiency of triiodide cells to 6.5% in 2011 [14].
Keski-Rahkonen and colleagues conducted a large community study to quantify the incidence of AN, yielding an incidence rate of 270 per 100 000 person-years in 15 19 year old Finnish female twins during 1990 1998 [ 14, 19].
These results appeared to be comparable to those of Wickham and colleagues [ 9] (2003), who reported 10 to 30 mL of tissue yielding 20 to 35 million cells after two passages.
In a new study, Kees-Jan Kan and colleagues analyzed the results of 23 independent twin studies conducted with representative samples, yielding a total sample of 7,852 people.
In a larger study of adjuvant chemotherapy in breast cancer, Giordano and colleagues also chose to collapse the two highest categories of the Charlson Comorbidity Index, yielding a collapsed stratum with over 3,800 subjects.
Previously, Shu and colleagues used standard gene-targeting to replace exons 12 13 of Foxp2 with a Neomycin selection cassette [26], yielding knockout mice (referred to here as Foxp2-KOs).
In 2005, Rothberg and colleagues [ 11] released the first proof-of-concept paper demonstrating a massively parallel pyrosequencing approach, yielding a tremendous increase in sequence capacity, and thereby transforming the way sequencing was conducted.
Neither yielding nor resisting.
