Sentence examples for successful yield from inspiring English sources

The demand for (often narrowly defined) research results, the need for myriad compliance mechanisms, and the gravitational pull toward meeting (narrow) program goals that will, if successful, yield follow-on funding, act together to create a closed system within which there is little time or attention for ancillary pursuits, especially idle exploration.

mRNA molecules for which the cleavage was successful yield two products (5' fragment or 3' fragment), which usually sediment in lighter fractions of the gradient than the full-length as they contain less ribosomes.

Super compost achieves a higher successful yield and helps the item from plant disease.

Supercompost achieves a higher successful yield and helps the item from plant disease.

They want to be moist, but well drained for a successful yield.

Tremendous efforts have been made to enhance our knowledge of the molecular regulation of both grain size and grain number, and several examples that exhibit successful yield-improving potential have been provided; however, these findings provide only an initial step toward a thorough understanding of crop yield formation.

Perhaps the most common usage is that suggested by the term's literal meaning: on this usage, introspection is inner observation or "inwardly directed attention" (Goldman 2006: 246)—that, when successful, yields awareness of a mental state.

First, using only the four language features with the A-EDT classifier to predict which memes will be successful yields a prediction accuracy of 66.5% (ten-fold cross-validation).

One is that the Silicon Valley has become a victim of its own success: every successful IPO yields newly liquid and wealthy early-stage employees/investors.

Opportunity Detroit, as Mr. Gilbert has branded it, is both a rescue mission and a business venture that, if successful, will yield him a fortune.

Direct radiolabeling of the BODIPY-TGL was also successful (60% yield, >97% purity).