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NDLM will yield considerable efficiency gains, since the estimate of efficacy at a given dose will be informed by that at neighbouring doses.

These types of modest concessions can yield considerable and magnified political benefits for minorities.

The decision was expected to yield considerable benefit for the allied bombing campaign that began hours earlier.

However, as will be seen in Section 6, HDA-PQ provides a useful coding gain only in this regime (typically ρ<30%) anyway, as higher ρ results in low quantization rates at which predictive coding does not yield a considerable gain over pure analog transmission.

While single-factor studies have yielded considerable insights, multi-factor manipulations have gained momentum recently.

Peugeot's strategy has yielded considerable success.

Bill Loveless: And of course the administration yields considerable clout when it comes to executive actions.

Infrared spectroscopy of the rings, atmosphere, and moons has yielded considerable information about their composition and thermal balance.

By selecting female parents for long rhizomes and male parents for fertility, considerable gains in rhizome expression, survival and yield were made.

Despite considerable gains over the past several years, the full promise of cyanobacterial natural products to yield new lead compounds and be developed as useful pharmaceuticals might only be realized after closing a series of key gaps in knowledge and technology.

The securities were later sold at considerable gains.