Sentence examples for worsen yields from inspiring English sources

The 2007 Assessment of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change suggests that this problem will only worsen: yields from rain-fed agriculture in some African countries may decrease by 50 percent by 2020 because of climate change.

This limits the highest density we can achieve in a 3D design due to the large landing area that is required to yield the 3D vias, reducing the areal benefit and thus worsening yields.

A bone marrow biopsy performed 4 months ago because of worsening anemia yielded the diagnosis of lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma.

5, 6 As the disease worsens to yield moderate symptoms, patients must tolerate progressively persistent pain and functional impairment since no additional treatment options are available.

A 'Begin' overload in a load spectrum would cause more damage in the local compressive yield area and an 'End' overload within a spectrum will worsen the tensile yielding area.

But if Japan's current account moves into deficit the government will need to rely more on foreign investors, who are likely to demand higher yields.Catalyst or catastropheA sudden rise in bond yields could seriously worsen the government's debt dynamics.

Climate change may worsen malnutrition by directly affecting agricultural yields and worsening growing conditions in areas already experiencing food insecurity (Parry et al. 2005).

This is in line with our recent observation that hybrid functionals yield only minor quantitative improvements and sometimes even worsen the theoretical description of FCT systems.

But two reasons for those yields, he said, are that "the finances of most state and local governments will probably worsen" and that many bond investors were worried about the finances of some insurers of municipal bonds.

And the margin increase is unlikely to be reversed, even if ECB buying drives yields back.The triggering of margin calls has changed investors' perceptions of Italian government bonds and will worsen the government's funding position.

Moody's Investors Service includes the high-yield debt of developing nations, as well as convertible bonds, which are often below investment grade; it draws the bearish conclusion that defaults will worsen in coming months.