Sentence examples for much higher yields from inspiring English sources

Ivy League schools appear to have much higher yields than others.

The average card gives you 1percentt of everything you spend, but others offer much higher yields.

He and his colleagues found a semi-dwarf mutant that gave much higher yields, partly because it produced more grain.

Griliches examined the rates at which corn farmers in various parts of the country switched to hybrid varieties that had much higher yields.

In our preliminary look at admissions yields and wait-list offers, it seems as though Ivy League schools have much higher yields than others.

Borrowing money from the ECB for three years at 1% to buy bonds with much higher yields might look an obvious carry trade.

Although they have a higher risk of loss than bonds, they also have a much higher yield – and can be held in an IRA.

In the old days when companies paid their dividends from disposals, you would expect them to trade on a much higher yield [ie lower price].

The conversion at 390 °C for RCat-c1 catalyst (81.5 wt%) gave much higher yield than silicate (only 18.3 wt%).

We have developed a flexible magnetic wire that can retrieve rare biomarkers from the subject's blood in vivo at a much higher yield.

A much higher yield of DNA single-strand breaks/krad was observed in a polA1 strain than was reported before for wild-type E. coli.