Sentence examples for yield performers from inspiring English sources

The low mean yield performers in the F3 generation, Sub1 + qDTY 1.1, Sub1 + qDTY 1.1  + qDTY 3.1 in a Swarna-Sub1 background (Table 1), qDTY 2.2 in a Samba Mahsuri background (Table 3), and qDTY 6.1  + qDTY 3.1 and Sub1 + qDTY 6.2  + DTY 3.1 in a TDK1-Sub1 background (Table 4), were observed to be lower yielders in each of the generations from F4 to F8.

But global superstardom came with Beyoncé's solo career, which has so far yielded the performer four albums and 13 Grammys.

The results of such different measures of proximity could yield different best performers.

The self-sacrificing and utterly fearless performers never yield to the temptation of parody; the results, for all the dry, absurd comedy, are complex and moving, with a sadness born of shining the harsh light of reason on what, for better or worse, remains the greatest mystery.

MRQ74 PLs with two qDTY combinations stood as top performers for grain yield in severe RS trials as well as in NS trials.

Although the review provides an insight into some of the methods used to identify high performers, and has yielded ideas about the factors important for success, it has also emphasised the need to advance approaches for understanding what constitutes high performance and how to improve those factors associated with high performance.

High-yield bond funds, among the best performers this year, have been flooded with new money.

Tough times provide an imperative to cut loose poor performers and eliminate low-yield tactics.

A star performer is Columbia High Yield, a tiny ($82 million in assets) junk fund that is up 4percentthis yearar while Lipper Inc. reports the average junk fund has lost 8.9percentt.

Testing a song without disclosing a performer's identity can yield insight into the ways an artist's image colors the perception of his or her music -- for better or worse.

Different conditions yielded different interaction tests as the best performers.