Sentence examples for devised to yield from inspiring English sources

Literary criticism, in its recent American incarnation at least, has faithfully reflected the general writerly retreat from the public sphere, turning into a private language devised to yield a particular knowledge about a self-contained realm of elegant consumption.

Most of the questions were devised to yield objective factual reports.

The other is that of all the levies devised to pay for necessary public spending, a tax on the increased value of houses (which accounts for 40% of the total £2.8bn yearly yield of inheritance tax) is the least unfair.

Cell reprogramming to pluripotency is an inefficient process and various approaches have been devised to improve the yield of induced pluripotent stem cells.

A metallic plate has been devised to enhance the heat transfer; this in turn increases the yield and quality of coal tar (Zhang et al., 2013).

First, a practical case study was devised to be able to perform simulations for estimation of expected hydrogen yield.

Governors were devised to prevent this.

Interventions were devised to target these factors.

Methods were devised to address two questions.

The devised computational approach is shown to yield predictions in good agreement with the experimentally obtained elastic moduli of composites reinforced with uniformly aligned single-walled carbon nanotubes (CNTs).

Instead of intuitively devising a theory, a researcher expects to yield one from data obtained on-site.