That is one reason farmers still don't have dependable yields of fruit and seed, said Mr. Bernhardt.
These improved seeds not only enabled farmers around the world to hold stem rust at bay for more than 50 years but also allowed for greater and more dependable yields.
Wells used for public water supplies, usually more than 30 metres (100 feet) deep and from 10 to 30 cm (4 to 12 inches) in diameter, must penetrate large aquifers that can provide dependable yields of good-quality water.
Additional tests show that Diploastrea records El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) interannual variability in sea surface temperature and salinity across the southwestern Pacific, indicating that it should yield dependable paleo-ENSO records.
The syndrome of women falling for violent prisoners has yielded a rich seam of pop psychology: from the desire for a dependent and dependable partner, to "I don't have to wash his clothes" and "I know where he is each night".
Although RFFF yields a dependable success rate, the most common reason for failure is inadequate venous drainage [16, 17].
Addressing that need through a trade rather than free agency, where appealing options are scarce, is more likely to yield the sort of dependable pitcher they desire.
The market is primed for sales like these as investors flock from the stock market and into the safety of the debt offerings, especially higher-yield corporate bonds from dependable companies.
Clearly, yield and enrichment calculations become less dependable when they are based on a tiny fraction of the marker activity.
