Sentence examples for thought to yield from inspiring English sources

Medical and anatomical knowledge had progressed during this period to the point where dissection was thought to yield unique information about the lifestyle and habits of the deceased.

Stocks are thought to yield more over the long term, and Mr. Millard said he thought they would be a better tool for closing the agency's deficit, which was $14 billion last year.

The reported numerical procedures, while computationally intensive, are thought to yield, for the considered test case, the radiation flux and the normal component of the radiation current with five figures of accuracy.

An added advantage attributed to bundled payments is that they automatically force our health care delivery system to change from its current fragmented organization toward clinically integrated health care, generally thought to yield health care of superior quality (and often lower costs).

But why should this process be thought to yield ataraxia, and why should the outcome take the specific form suggested by the material discussed in this section?

This newly emerging strategy, which is thought to yield a higher level of specificity than conventional ATP analog inhibitors, may lead to the development of a different class of inhibitors that could be used either alone or in combination with available catalytic inhibitors to achieve increased drug efficacy.

Hardly the landscape, one would think, to yield a classic of nature writing.

This was thought to boost yields and increase protein content in milk.

Boswell actively helped to stage the life of Johnson that he knew he was going to write drawing out Johnson in conversation, setting up scenes he thought likely to yield rich returns and thus, at moments, he achieved something like the novelist's power over his materials, being himself an active part of what he was to re-create.

They are "so excited to come to [insert city here]." And they "love [insert city here]." I always thought trying to yield any "real" moment from a celeb phoner was pointless.

In addition to the development of a discrete-ordinates solution that is valid for a wide range of the Knudsen number, the solution is evaluated numerically for selected cases to yield results, thought to be correct to many significant figures, for the slip velocities, the macroscopic velocity profiles, and the flow rates.