Sentence examples for yield a rate from inspiring English sources

But the new direct measurements yield a rate of 73.24 (±1.74) km/sec/Mpc, an uncertainty of only 2.4percentt, clearly incompatible with the Planck predictions, Filippenko said.

"One key question is whether the government should now issue bonds and use the money to develop long-term investment projects that yield a rate of return for those parts of the country that the referendum result tells us feel somewhat left behind," Chadha said.

Remark A.1 Assumptions on the speed of convergence of the series ∑ i = 1 ∞ λ i 2 and ∑ i = 1 ∞ λ i 2 v i 2 and sup x ∈ B ∑ i = 1 ∞ λ i 2 L i 2 ρ | v i ( x ) | 2 ( 1 − ρ ) readily yield a rate of convergence for the Galerkin approximation due to the definition of the constants b N in the proof of the lemma.

For example, at age 4, performance at the level of a 4-year-old would yield a rate of development of 1 (4/4).

This would yield a rate constant for Ca2+ binding of kB ≈ 2500 5000 s−1 at pCa 4.6 assuming that kB increases linearly with [Ca2+] in a nonsaturating manner, as for a diffusion-controlled reaction.

Assuming that, for example, an individual of one sex is bred with a single individual of the opposite sex, equalized family sizes from these matings yield a rate of of inbreeding and genetic drift that is roughly half those generated from random contributions of parents in an idealized population (Wright 1938; Wang 1997).

(The percentage declines if you include ads that did not yield a rating). It has never earned a True or Mostly True rating, which for some political organizations might be a badge of honor.

A survey of a Mesolithic burial ground in southern Sweden yielded a rate of violent death of one in twelve.

They managed to do it in fourteen minutes; this yields a rate of seventy-one tons per man per ten-hour day.

Fitting release to the Higuchi model yielded a rate of 0.43 µg cm−2 d−0.5 (R2 = 0.96) and a theoretical t1/2 of 21.5 days.

When the VROI ratio is equal to zero, the strategy yields exactly the risk-adjusted cost of capital, and when VROI is positive, the strategy yields a rate greater than its cost of capital.