Yet it could have a 15percentt yield if it paid out all of its income, Mr. Wulff said.
Washington might have to yield if it wants to succeed in imposing bilateral regulations on government-owned investment funds from emerging economies.
This created what Smith calls a "rent gap" – the difference between the current ground rent, and what rent the land could potentially yield if it was put to a "better" (more profitable) use.
The issue is what a given test will yield, if it is applied, and that it must be applied; not, as above, that we probably should not accept the results of a test, since there are normative grounds to doubt the appropriateness of the test.
The model predicts that trawling can give the highest yield if it selects also small fish.
Log-odds scores for each predicted target are presented graphically, as two values: its actual log likelihood contribution given the previously selected targets, and the contribution it would have yielded if it were chosen first (assuming no other targets present).
A negative (positive) charge will decrease (increase) the quantum yield if it is closer to the indole ring than to the electron acceptor because these arrangements stabilize (destabilize) the charge transfer state (24− 24−.
The £32 billion at its disposal might well yield a higher return if it were spent on less glitzy schemes, such as road improvements and intra-city transport initiatives.
For Pradel, the center will only yield results if it open its doors to all returning Jihadists — including, and particularly, those facing prosecution.
