That progress will then, we hope, yield some directly applicable lessons concerning the role of timing in planning prevention and intervention strategies.
But the project yielded some good lessons about creating a hyperlocal supply chain and casting narratives to connect consumers with the people who produce their clothes, Mott says.
"I would suggest this book because our policy toward postwar Japan yields some interesting lessons that may be applicable today in conducting foreign policy".
He says the episode shows "India has the ability to get a big, troubled firm back on track," and yields some general lessons about corporate survival.First among those is not to pull the plug too soon.
College yielded some valuable lessons -- for both of us.
The specific findings described above yield some general lessons around how to take contextual factors into account when developing a mid-level medical worker programme, manage actor concerns, build a strong process of policy formulation and implementation, and design an appropriate policy.
So far, retailers say they have low expectations for their efforts, but some believe that the experiments could yield important lessons on how people might operate in the online realm.
Observations from nature, which is made up complex systems, can yield important lessons.
The rupture and repair of the U.S.-Japan alliance in the 1960s yield important lessons for U.S. diplomacy.
The success of Bridget Jones's Baby doesn't really yield many lessons for the film industry, since it's a sequel featuring a beloved character, which doesn't help a producer shopping an original romcom script.
Hinchingbrooke has much to contribute to our understanding of how to improve the NHS but, like Salford and mid Yorkshire, it will yield its lessons only if the debate moves on from making dubious use of flimsy evidence to make a general case one way or the other.
