Sentence examples for set to yield from inspiring English sources

But a licence to operate three airports that the government auctioned in February looks set to yield only 8%.

But the Competition and Markets Authority is set to yield to lobbying by the big six and drop plans for a safeguard price cap and, probably, lift a ban on multiple confusing tariffs.

The deal is also set to yield cost savings of $675m a year.Other potential bidders still have the chance to make a more appealing offer but it seems that Kraft's touted rivals will remain silent.

The value of the stretching rigidity constant is chosen to achieve a compromise between the efficiency of the dynamic simulations (since the timestep depends on the stretching constant) and realistic modeling of the DNA (i.e., small deviations of the input contour length); the bead hydrodynamic radius is set to yield agreement with known values of the translational diffusion coefficient.

While the top 100 stocks were set to yield 5% and mid-caps 3.3%, the average level of dividend distribution comes in at 4.8%.

We generate data with homogeneous copulas from a Clayton distribution (Clayton1978 ; Nelsen 1999) whose parameter is set to yield a Spearman's correlation of ρ∈{0.1,0.5,0.9}.

Hybridized slides were scanned using an Affymetrix 428 scanner set on a gain setting to yield no more than 10 saturated spots per slide and gain settings were varied to account for the quality of the hybridization.

And you keep waiting for the 1970s setting to yield some insights about character or race.

The German Adjuvant Breast Cancer Group previously demonstrated the feasibility of a dose-dense biweekly schedule of 4 cycles doxorubicin 50 mg/m2 and docetaxel 75 mg/m2 (ddAT) ± tamoxifen in the neoadjuvant setting to yield a pCR of 9.7% (Gepardo trial).

However, even the best performing programs need to be adjusted for different protein families and data sets to yield optimal performance.

We expected analysis of both gene sets to yield similar results, and indeed, there was good agreement, with significant and corresponding results obtained for 35 of the 42 experiments.