Sentence examples for yield in the future from inspiring English sources
Who knows what secrets and stories his bones would yield in the future if they were not sealed in a tomb?
The U.S. Senate is expected to vote on legislation later this month to diminish the amount of damages a patent lawsuit could yield in the future.
We can infer from the good segmentation results obtained with optical flow that this method may yield in the future a combined exploitation of movement analysis and hand posture recognition for a wide variety of touchless applications.
The higher biomass yield in the Future Centralised scenario supports a larger plant(s) for the same sourcing footprint.
In the present study, we first explored the effect of two different fusion tags on TAT-Apoptin expression, although others remain available, are untested as yet and may further improve the yield in the future.
It is thus obvious that we must understand the actual roles they play in the physiological processes of rice, as well as the ways these roles may be altered in order to predict rice yields in the future.
Mr. Jacobson said that such an analysis could cost money in the short run but would yield dividends in the future.
As the sociologist Alex Preda writes, "Talent for persuasion is key: after all, the public must be convinced to part with their money on the basis of the simple promise that an idea will yield profit in the future".
Such measures would continue to yield savings in the future, he maintained.The China syndromeAll this is supposed to help China reduce energy intensity (the ratio of energy-consumption to economic output) by 20% between 2005 and 2010.
Drought indicators have a relatively strong association with SYRS at the milky mature maize growth stage, and the occurrence of drought during this period primarily determines the maize yield changes in the future.
Will incumbents so readily yield power in the future?
