Sentence examples for yield trades from inspiring English sources

It has a 4percentt dividend yield, trades at eight times 2002 earnings and has a 10percentto15percentcent growth rate.

However, there are yield trade-offs because of the timing of transitions between successive crops.

New methods of saving irrigation water have been tested and released but they often suffer from a yield trade-off.

In 2000 they moved to a Web site (www.pinksheets.com) where you can access such information as dividend yield, trading volume and recent price.

Also no significant negative correlation between growth rates and growth yields was found (Figure 5) unlike what the growth rate growth yield trade-off [14], [15] predicts.

Other indications such as higher growth yields in oligophilic bacteria [21], growth rate and growth yield trade off [14], [15] suggest that the relationship between caloric restriction, cell division symmetry, high repair rates and high growth yield could be more generally true and responsible for longevity in widely differing organisms.

We found that morphology, size, uniformity, and yield trade-offs, on average, were best at 80 °C.

A specific activity to yield trade-off was established at around pH 8.2 although at this pH only 10-20% of the PB material was recovered, compared with almost 100% using highly basic pH.

There is also the price at which Italian bond yields trade, relative to those of Germany.

Mr. Fife said he operated a high-yield trading program, under such names as Brite Business and Seaview Development and Holdings.

Mr. Santana is a vice president of Lazard Freres & Company, the New York investment bank, and a bond trader in its high-yield trading group.