Sentence examples for terms and yields from inspiring English sources

The risen Christ meets Thomas in his rebellion, stands before Thomas on his terms, and yields to revelation.

The REALM is a word recognition test that evaluates participants' ability to read from a list of medical terms and yields grade-range estimates of reading ability.

Then, we can rearrange the terms and yield frac{f e,i,j)}{c e,i,j }le frac{1}{T}sum_{tin {1,dots T}}{X_{t}left e,i,jright)} (1).

We then added the search term "Black" to the initial search terms and yielded two articles.

We subsequently added the search term "African American" to the initial search terms and yielded five articles.

By making small sacrifices to help certain individuals in need, humans consciously or unconsciously make strategic social investments that strengthen social relationships in the short term and yield reciprocal benefits in the long-term.

But few rigorous studies have looked at the long-term costs and yields of organic farming.

Amid the political wrangling in Washington DC, investors had avoided buying short-term Treasuries and yields spiked as the very real risk of default grew.

For reed canary grass, both SILs DBU MEA SO2 and DBU MEA CO2 were similarly efficient in terms of GPRs and yields.

The combined search of intervention terms AND population terms yielded 175 potentially eligible papers.

Lehman also indexes for short, intermediate, long-term and high-yield bonds.