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This example of what behavioural economists call "goal substitution"—replacing lower energy use with cleaning out the attic led to a threefold increase in take-up of an insulation grant.All this experimentation is yielding insights into which nudges give the biggest shove.

The closings imposed by the strike forced experimentation with alternate routes, yielding valuable results.

Experimentation can yield good things.

It's a movement that is yielding some extremely creative results, argues Mr Lovell, and straying into a level of experimentation where big games companies don't dare to tread.

Neither yielding nor resisting.

Reforms are now yielding fruit.

He hates yielding to pressure".

There is no yielding.

The war against terrorism is yielding dividends.

"All have been yielding, or high-yielding," says Gachanja.

The directives are yielding results.