The other, soft or swamp maple, (acer rubrum) turns brilliant red in fall and yields sap that is half as sweet and requires much more to yield a gallon of syrup, according to Mr. Broderick.
However, our scans indicate a much more significant yield (at the pH for the scans in Figure 6 one would expect sub-micromolar total polysulfide concentrations, but the signal is a magnitude closer to one hundred micromolar polysulfide concentration).
These relatively juicy yields compare with much more modest yields from Uncle Sam.
A few years ago, the Tennessee Valley Authority, the largest public power utility, switched to new air pollution control equipment that, although much more expensive, yielded powdery residues instead of the gooey ones produced by its old equipment.
The emphasis on short-term government debt is unusual since other options are offering much more attractive yields.
Whereas soybeans yield 18 20% oil, other crops produce much more; the oil yield from canola, for instance, tops 40%.
Continuing with the online market example, if trajectories with positive early market share rates r(A) are much more likely to yield market share dominance for A than are trajectories with negative early r(A), then the situation is unpredictable (because the outcome depends sensitively on r(A) and this quantity is not measured).
That's where FaceTime or in-person help is much more likely to yield a conversation about someone's labor or sex trafficking trauma.
Model 3, which incorporates the real uncertainty in parameter values, indicates that eliminating bycatch is much more likely to yield a recovering population than enhancing breeding success through terrestrial mitigation (Figure 5B).
To assess our reasoning, we synthesized diphenylphosphinomethanethiol (4) and found that it facilitated the same coupling in a much more impressive 85% yield over two steps.
