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That rate of closings, if sustained for the rest of the year, would yield a total of about 9,800 sales for 2007, which would rank it fifth in total sales volume, after 2005, 2004, 1999 and 1998.

In the Avon-Richardson catchment management scenarios showed that alternative farming systems focussed on retaining vegetation cover throughout the year would yield a 50percentnt reduction of suspended sediment load, estimated at 1700 t y−1.

A more recent study, in 2005, posited that the prevention of even ten percent of the 25,000 evictions carried out through New York City's housing courts each year would "yield a savings to the City of roughly $75 million in direct shelter costs alone".

The $18bn investment over 10 years would yield a return that is five times greater, Cirilli added.

There are about 300 million Americans in total, so setting the lump-sum tax at $100 a year would yield $30 billion for the reward pool -- enough to reward about 120 million Americans of normal weight with checks for $250.

Michael Levi of the Council on Foreign Relations thinks that exports of 60 billion cubic metres a year would yield revenue of $20 billion, though higher imports of other goods would offset the benefit to the trade balance.Downstream benefitsThe biggest beneficiaries of the fibre-optic boom a decade ago were not the sellers of cheap bandwidth, but its users.

Because of the reduction in goat numbers and the deterioration of the rangelands, the Villa de Guadalupe region today in a good year would yield 34% of its milk yield in the 1960s.

Since increasing follow up beyond one year would yield very little additional information on re-operation rates, efficient use of resources dictated a one-year follow up.

Such tests in long-term experiments (>1 year) would yield classes of k iron values which could be used for individual applications (e.g., household filter, HCO3-rich groundwater, chloride-rich wastewaters).

Interestingly, D-Studies suggesthatthas as few as five observations over one year would yield sufficiently reliable scores.

A reduction in days missed from work of over one day per year, or five to six days over a five-year period, would yield a savings to the employer of $866.04 per adult employee with asthma over that five-year period.