Sentence examples for what is yielded from inspiring English sources
More than 75% of what is yielded ends up being destroyed.
Therefore, the use of more formal means of assessing cognitive capacities (i.e., structured tasks or questionnaires) could be used if the clinician thinks the client's anxiety levels may interfere with what is yielded during informal assessment.
This is not to say that Sander was one of those molluscoid figures who crouch in their shells, refining their fantasies within; on the contrary, he never lost faith in what could be yielded by a close inspection of his countrymen, and the only person who escapes a full inquiry is Sander himself.
A search of several internet sites, as well as asking friends what their interpretations were, yielded the results you see in this video.
The central question here is whether or not students can employ what they have learned in school to situations they are likely to encounter in their daily life – what is the yield of education at or near the end of compulsory schooling?
The estimated κ values are not biased, but are (in expectation, asymptotically) precisely what is required to yield a QTF matrix that models the data.
Three closed questions directly related to yield: (1) what is the average yield of winter wheat on your farm?
Only eight years later, they yielded what is still felt to be a masterpiece of the electronic medium.
This amazing piece was created by the same laborious cut-and-splice techniques which had left Schaeffer so unimpressed in 1951, only eight years later, they yielded what is still felt to be a masterpiece of the electronic medium.
In fact it is not too much to claim, of Holocaust literature, that the struggle to say what is unsayable has paradoxically yielded some of the most extraordinary literary works we have.
