Sentence examples for projected yielding from inspiring English sources

Observed variability was less than projected, yielding post hoc power estimates of 99% for all three comparisons.

Praxair saves more than $100m per year in sustainability-driven productivity savings through aggregating benefits from thousands of closely managed projects, yielding more than 4% improvement in their annual operating income.

But the method has a troubling implication: projects yielding vast gains in the far distant future are deemed to be virtually worthless.Suppose a long-term discount rate of 7% (after inflation) is used, as it typically is in cost-benefit analysis.

The problem of genome sequencing projects yielding large amounts of data relating to uncharacterized proteins has previously been addressed by the curators of the Pfam database because the database contains a considerable number of domain families of unknown function (15).

Barrett et al. [ 27] used genome-wide association studies giving a p-value of 1.0e-13 1.0e-13uang et al. [ 28] used imputation of the genotypes based on the 1000 genome projects yielding a p-value of 5e-9.

We successfully applied seq2HLA to 50 individuals included in the HapMap project, yielding 100% specificity and 94% sensitivity at a P-value of 0.1 for two-digit HLA types.

Given a MARR of 10% for our project environment, all three project options P1, P2, and P3 compare favorable, with project P3 yielding the highest average return on investment of 54%.

In our setting the observed numbers of deaths over the 11 year period are 29,871 for females and 29,816 for males yielding projected, annual incidences of 262.8 for females and 294.3 for males.

The handover has fed an irresistible narrative in financial markets: the software egghead who shoveled cash into new projects is yielding to the uncompromising money maker.

Structural genomics projects are yielding an increasingly large number of protein structures with unknown function.

Genome sequencing projects are yielding complete genome sequences for hundreds of organisms [ 1].