Sentence examples for estimated to yield from inspiring English sources
The Times Company's investment in advanced energy-efficiency technologies is estimated to yield a 12% rate of return on their initial investment.
The hydraulic-electric hybrid system with CAES was estimated to yield a total CAPEX savings of 17% due to a substantial decrease in generator and electrical infrastructure costs.
But it has been estimated to yield a return of £12 to the UK's GDP for every £1 that is spent, by encouraging producers to base their crews here.
The untested uranium-235 gun-assembly bomb, nicknamed Little Boy, was airburst 580 metres (1,900 feet) above the city to maximize destruction; it was later estimated to yield 15 kilotons.
In contrast, fencing and revegetation of connected gullies was estimated to yield the largest reduction in suspended sediment load (1770 t y−1, 44% of current load) in the Avoca catchment.
The EC-01 ships with an ink tank that is estimated to yield 8,000 sheets.
Unit medical and productivity costs were computed and then multiplied by corresponding incidence estimates to yield total lifetime costs of violence-related injuries occurring in 2000.
Chords cause the harmonicity estimate to yield a large number of shorter segments with relatively stable pitches.
Accordingly, several assumptions need to be fulfilled for these estimates to yield reliable predictions of sex ratio under LMC.
As in the change model, this distribution combined with a probabilistic internal estimate to yield the simulated response.
The attribute matching method utilized 267 of the 512 possible unique pretest probability estimates to yield a median pretest probability value of 5.5% (1st 3rd quartiles: 1.0 10.5%).
