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Discover LudwigThe phrase "result yield" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is usually used to describe the results of an experiment or a process. For example: "The experiment resulted in an unexpected yield of results."
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And yet what did the first result yield, away to TFC?
As a result, yield strength was improved from 213.7 to 426.7 MPa and increased by 99.7% while elongation decreased from 47.1% to 0.9%.
As well as implementing the trials, Richardson also followed Adapt-N recommendations on the rest of the farm's acres, "which resulted in a larger N bill than originally planned, but with a pleasing result yield wise," he says.
Our result yield a stable version, as (epsilon rightarrow 0), of such estimates, which is valid for any family of Hörmander vector fields.
Frequently, the test result is continuous (e.g. the individual's predicted risk), while the clinical decision and true outcome are binary (e.g. either the person will get sick or not), so that different thresholds of the test result yield different pairs of sensitivity and specificity.
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As a result, yields could rise further, they said.
As a result, yields on short-term Treasury bills dropped close to zero.
As a result, yields – which move inversely to prices of bonds – have fallen.
As a result, yields.
The result yielded 992 contigs with length ≥198 bp.
The results yield some startling statistics.
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