Sentence examples for work yield from inspiring English sources

As an additional incentive, as editors for the topic we will be on-hand to help researchers write sensible and measured press releases for their studies, should their work yield any important insights.

In "Identification of a Woman," from 1982 (released by Criterion), the last feature Antonioni made on his own before suffering a devastating stroke, the rigid manners, fashions, and norms seen in his early work yield to a bewildering fluidity.

The overall results found in this work yield important insights into how to design networks for continuous time.

Factor analysis (FA) was employed to normalize compaction work, yield pressure measurements (YP) and determine elastic stretch for all our sample; these were scored and ranked accordingly.

Our new results, in contrast to previous work, yield pediment surface ages of ~ 119 ka, ~ 203 ka, ~ 278 ka, ~ 549 ka and ~ 1003 ka indicating a youthful morphology.

The results of this work yield a quantitative description of the structure (both in term of shape and distributions of waves over the scalp) and of the propagation of spontaneous SSO events.

Four minutes of work yielded half a cup, just enough.

"As a result, their work yielded few results".

Nevertheless, Nesta's work yields three insights into how the NHS needs to change.

Though Ms. Abdullah said she had an accounting degree, a search for other work yielded nothing.

Bullying at work yields a host of negative consequences for its victims as well as for bystanders.