A form is an atomic preformula, where the replacement of its substitutional variables with terms yields back a sentence.
Analysis of variance on the tested clones of common osier with terms of their yield structure traits was performed on plant height, tillering, shoot diameter and yield.
–Avoid stretching for yield with "enhanced" cash or short-term bond funds.
Some questions remain to be addressed, such as whether MTX in combination with ETN can yield longer-term durability compared with ETN monotherapy, and if so, what dose of MTX would be sufficient?
The model compares the medium-term government bond yield with the prospective earnings yields (the inverse of the price-earnings ratio) on the stockmarket.
A fourth approach argues that China recognises the extreme challenges of climate change, pollution and resource scarcity and its investments in research are designed to yield long-term solutions, with global benefits.
As the United States nears default, investors have demanded more compensation for lending to the government, with yields on short-term debt spiking to their highest levels in years.
As the United States inches closer to default, investors have demanded more compensation for lending to the government, with yields on short-term debt spiking to their highest levels in years.
With yields on long-term Treasury bonds down to about 8percentt, many investors have been attracted to yields in the mid-teens that are available on lower-quality corporate bonds - such as the Turner financing -issued to help pay for mergers, acquisitions or corporate restructuring.
end{aligned} (6) Clearly, (6) is incorrectly established because the contractivity condition yields terms with two summands in the argument of φ.
Combining always and only single terms, in this example 'tryptophan' with 'synthesis', results are as follows: 'tryptophan' 7 terms, 'synthesis' 8 terms, dissection with the logical operator 'AND' yields 1 shared term, whereas union with 'OR' operator yields 14 terms.
