Sentence examples for yields though from inspiring English sources

The protein has been expressed in E. coli either as a fusion protein or alone at good yields, though normally as an insoluble protein.

Taiwanese agronomists have expanded a program to help rice farmers increase their yields, though imported rice, much of it from the United States, is still far cheaper in markets than Haitian-grown rice.

The Irish can point to the fact that their benchmark bond yields, though still high (at 7% on May 8th), are much lower than Greece's (23.5%) or Portugal's (11.4%).

Yields, though, are pretty much the same, which spells opportunity.

According to results from controlled aeration fermentations with one strain of M. pulcherrima, design of an aeration regime allowing for lowering ethanol yields though preserving grape must components from excessive oxidation, would be conceivable.

Gobbi, who in his later years often directed the opera, commented, "Unlike Floria, Cavaradossi knows that Scarpia never yields, though he pretends to believe in order to delay the pain for Tosca".

Such is the hunger for assets that offer a yield, though, that markets are quite happy to fund issuers with lower credit ratings as well.European property firms, generally bank-bound in the past, are poised to issue a record amount of bonds this year.

That yield, though, depends on where housing prices go.

In our results, implementing a marine reserve always caused an initial reduction in yield, even though, as evolutionary effects emerge over time, the reserve could eventually enhance yield (Fig. 6).

Palin won't yield, though.

There is a big difference in the yield though but cashews and almonds sell at the same price.