Sentence examples for yields a fall in from inspiring English sources

One recent estimate found that a transition from airtight autocracy to full-throated democracy (in a hypothetical developing country of average size, income, and so on) yields a fall in tariffs of seven percentage points, from about 22% to 15% or so.

Concerns about Italy led to a rapid rise in the country's government-bond yields and a fall in its stockmarket.

"Combined with heavy fare discounting, this would imply not just a drop in load factors but a fall in yields, too," said Bruce Low of ABN Amro, referring to the percentage of seats filled and the revenue earned on each seat.

In one year – 2008 – treatment with the pesticide was associated with a fall in yield, possibly due to heavy rain causing the chemical to leach away.

Most sub-tropical and tropical areas will see a fall in crop yields as temperatures go up.

Sure enough, a search on Craigslist yielded a 2005 Elise in San Diego, California, for under $30,000.

Along with some new players, the industry consortium that developed the current standard has announced USB 2.0, designed to yield a 10-to-20-fold 10-to-20-fold 10-to-20-fold 10-to-20-fold second).

This procedure yielded a 3000-fold incellse inumber number (about 3-5 x 10 9) per bag).

Adalimumab patients yielded a 1.015-fold 1.015-foldn goodecreaseders as compared to non-responders (multinariate p value = 0.33, using concurrent DMARD use as a covariate) and etanercept patients yielded a 1.032-fold decrease in good-responders as compared to non-responders (multivariate p value = 0.33, using baseline HAQ sconcurrentcovariate).

This could yield a 20-29% reduction in antisocial behaviour in the community, albeit at the expense of a group which had been false-positive at earlier stages of the procedure.

A liberalized abortion law and access to safe abortion in public health facilities yielded a 20-30 % decrease in current PAC costs.