Sentence examples for test yields from inspiring English sources

Asking candidates to solve work-related problems or "partake in a skill test" yields important insights.

Compression test yields the ultimate strength of 1.8±0.1 GPa and engineering strain of 2.3±0.03%.

A wine bottled before the advent of atmospheric nuclear testing contains no cesium 137, so the test yields no results for older wines.

The conjunction with the within-×4 clustering test yields the "strategy maps" (Fig. 4f), which highlight regions where strategy groups clustered in ×4, and where the associated activity patterns generalized to ×2 and ×6.

Computational modeling of the floor's shear stress distribution in the 5.7 m diameter tank test, yields sludge mobilization predictions that are reasonably consistent with the results.

It is found that Chevron-notched three-point bending test yields suitable fracture toughness values for a wide range of cemented carbide grades with varying hardness.

In ruling for a group of white firefighters in New Haven on Monday, the Supreme Court tried to address a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't quandary for many cities and other employers: what they should do when an employment test yields results that overwhelmingly favor whites.

A permutation test yields a one-tailed p-value of 0.0178, indicating slight but significant correlation.

The worry is that, in the final analysis, constructivism is vacuous because "its test yields results only by presupposing moral views which can only be established independently of it" (Raz 2003, 358; Timmons 2003).

For instance, in the example shown in Figure  2A, the t-test yields a p-value lower than 2.2 × 10−16, which suggests that, in B cells, Spi1 HOMER scores are different between active and inactive enhancers.

If the χ-test yields a P-value higher than 0.05, the constrained model is deemed not significantly worse than the previous model and is kept as the most parsimonious model to which the next model will be compared.