Sentence examples for will yield good from inspiring English sources

Investors agree that hard times for homeowners like Mr. Martin will yield good times for storage firms.

A return to modern, a plunge into the unknown — fingers are crossed that both of these will yield good things.

But they will probably explore bringing in a free-agent guard or consider the draft, which Bradway believes will yield good offensive linemen.

Perhaps the Hevesi investigation will yield good news for Mr. Amicone, because if everything the mayor says about how he runs Yonkers is true, then the numbers -- hard, solid, audited numbers -- will bear him out.

Once MCMC chains have been obtained with good acceptance rates, it is necessary to diagnose the MCMC chains to determine whether they will yield good parameter estimates.

In an overall analysis of diagnostic tests for leptospirosis, the trend now is to find a test that will yield good results as early as possible in the disease process.

Data obtained from sensors are uncertain in nature and mapping uncertainty over ontology will not yield good accuracy in the context of AR.

As described in the Introduction, we used the GO annotation database [30] to assemble groups of 30 or more unique functionally related genes (smaller groups will not yield good enrichment statistics); there were 134 such different functional GO classes.

We identified almost 150,000 SNPs in wild mallards that will likely yield good results in genotyping.

As R1 equates R2 and vice versa, these combinations will not yield good approximations of the extreme values of the state variables.

In cases where the beam-induced motions may not be modelled by straight tracks, for example for bent or zig-zag tracks, this method will not yield good results.