More immediately, her hope is that the less exalted British Championships, which double as qualifiers for this summer's World Championships in Shanghai, will yield the interest, and the spectator numbers, that in her view swimming so richly deserves.
Despite the limited predictive value of genetic testing in multifactorial diseases, these commercial developments will yield ongoing interest from consumers, from health care professionals confronted with questions from patients who underwent testing, and from policy makers who search for novel strategies to improve health care and population health.
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While some analysts questioned whether Royal Bank overpaid, Morningstar's Stephen Ellis said the deal was supported by City National's "trove" of cheap deposits that don't pay interest — 62% of its total deposits — and the fact that most of its loans are adjustable and will yield more earnings if interest rates rise in an improving economy.
And ADIA has driven a hard bargain: the fund bought convertible securities that will yield a hefty 11% rate of interest until they become shares in 2010 and 2011.If Citi falters again, ADIA won't be the only sovereign fund wondering if it may have been too hasty.
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Now, the point of interest is that different phonemic analyses will yield different PND values, which in turn could yield different clustering coefficient values.
We therefore anticipate that further improvements in library design and selection methodology will yield ribozymes for nucleoside phosphorylation and for other metabolic reactions of interest to synthetic biology.
The dialogue that will ensue, about lifestyle, hobbies, interests and the reasons for needing to get healthier, will yield better health outcomes, happier patients and more successful doctors.
The bond will yield about 0.6% more than a British government 40-year gilt, suggesting an effective interest rate of 3.85% over the lifetime of the loan.
