Sentence examples for production yielded from inspiring English sources

Cumberbatch was good, but Lyndsey Turner's production yielded another particular interest.

There are only a few Shakespeare plays she has yet to direct, including "Cymbeline" and "Troilus and Cressida," and she plans to play a steady stream of roles; she is again playing Gertrude here in a revival this summer of the 2006 production of "Hamlet," a move that she attributed in part to business: the family production yielded good publicity and audience interest.

The validation of predicted bromelain production yielded 9.6 ± 0.02 U/mg of the enzyme under optimized cultivation conditions.

Analyses of absolute (unscaled) log-transformed values of maximum potential flower production yielded a single most likely model (Table S1a Supplementary Information), in which flower production declined as a function of flower size for the comparison of 11 species (F1,7 = 35.88, P = 0.0005, Fig. 2a).

Over the period 1998 200202, Jamaica's local poultry production yielded approximately 380 M kg with a monetary value of nearly $90 billion [ 8].

The effects of a lumbar cutaneous painful stimulation on the isometric trunk force production yielded an overestimation of the learned level of force to be performed in both flexion and extension.

Each production yields fresh insights.

Almost every production yields something to remember; in the recent Liverpool Everyman revival it was Nicholas Woodeson's Malvolio.

But even if its internal logic is sometimes hard to fathom, the production yields some highly effective performances.

But although the production yields a host of strange images, it dominates the text rather than serving it.

The change patterns of pH and total gas production yields no significant distinction (Figure 2a).