Sentence examples for styles yield from inspiring English sources

Do "feminine" cognitive styles yield knowledge that is inaccessible or harder to achieve by "masculine" means (Duran 1991, Rose 1987, Smith 1974)?

Although studies show that adolescents' perceptions of their mothers' and fathers' parenting styles yield reliable results (Baumrind, 1991; Lamborn et al., 1991; Steinberg, Lamborn, Darling, Mounts, & Dornbusch, 1994), it would nevertheless be interesting to compare these results with the views of the parents concerned.

Especially in the late 1950's and early 60's, these regional styles yielded some national hits.

The experimentation of the 1980s, when he tried various genres and styles, yielded some lacklustre results, though 1989's "Rockin' in The Free World" was commandeered as the anthem of the collapse of communism.

The time length to solve the test taken for students previously classified in four main styles yielded by the Kolb test, were analyzed.

Most of the money came from airline-style "yield management," using a computer to look ahead, see how many seats are filled, and raising or lowering the price on the remainder.

Behind the scenes, in the past two years casino companies have been busily applying airline-style "yield management" techniques to extract the maximum dosh from each customer.And then there are the whims of fashion.

SNCF is justly proud of its airline-style yield management system (originally based on the expertise of Sabre, an offshoot of American Airlines), which fills up seats by pricing them according to demand.

Yet while Klopp's much-vaunted gegenpressing style yielded some thrilling early wins in league and cup, Liverpool have stalled since the autumn.

Oliver Wyman, a management consultancy, has even predicted that the introduction of airline-style yield-management systems to train travel will be one of the next great innovations in the American railway industry.

Categorical confirmatory factor analysis was used to estimate latent factors for five feeding styles, laissez-faire, restrictive, pressuring, responsive and indulgent, and to validate that items hypothesized a priori as measures of each style yielded well-fitting models.