Sentence examples for yield means from inspiring English sources
A lower yield means that borrowers will find it easier to take out a home loan.
(Negative yield means you're paying more for the bond than you will get back at maturity).
The search for yield means investors are grabbing returns wherever they can.
To the contrary; increasing wheat yield means that the land use for wheat does not need to increase.
Mr. McCray of Pimco said the matter might spur investors to "consider what high yield means". "There's no such thing as a free lunch," he added.
Higher yield means fertilizer and "probably means G.M. if it can add traits to crops so they are more resilient to drought and disease," he said.
The leap in the yield meant that investors were selling off their Treasury holdings in anticipation of the Fed raising interest rates in the latter half of the year.
The analyzed responses were process yield, mean volume particle size of product microparticles, phytosterols retention and encapsulation efficiency.
The investigated characteristics included yield, mean bulb weight, mean clove weight, clove number, plant height, leaf number, leaf width, allicin content and presence or absence of scape.
In [41], different approaches based upon global representations of gestures are tested, and yield mean recognition rates between 80.8 and 91.9%.
Both CFD softwares yield mean flow predictions that are in close agreement with the experimental results, and also in close agreement with each other.
