Sentences with phrase «quite yield the results»

Not exact matches

A bitcoin survey by DataTrek Research yielded some quite revealing and interesting results.

Needless to say, I'm quite happy with the outcome of this little experiment, which yielded good results on the very first try.

Allam was struck by Baumberg's ability to «identify interesting areas which are likely to yield important results and involve himself in several areas of research — sometimes quite different from each other — at the same time.»

While an $ 18.1 billion cost of smoking is still quite an economic burden for California to bear, the results of this study show that, overall, the state's tobacco control efforts have yielded positive results.

The results of my poll of 175 green smoothie drinkers yielded some interesting results that suggest quite definitively that it's a 10 - minute habit worth adopting!

Most gym sessions are expensive and take quite long to yield any visible results.

Adding an additional year of data to its analysis and switching to «a broader definition of special needs students than we did in the previous report... yields results that are quite different from our previous findings regarding the relative attrition rates of students with special needs.»

That is because, what at least some contend, these models are quite similar, and yield similar results given their similarities, and also their limitations.

Amrein - Beardsley: These claims are actually quite interesting in that there is a growing set of research evidence that all models, using the same datasets, actually yield similar results.

This is quite a different result than earlier this year, when European bond market bonds sold off in fear that a Fed rate hike would lead to a shift away from European government bond markets to the higher yields and high quality of the US government bond market.

The results for the smart beta strategies yield a number of interesting observations, some of which are quite similar to our observations about factors.

These all yield 5 - 7 % monthly distributions, and when reinvesting the monthly distributions over several decades, the result can be a quite high level of income at retirement.

Yeah, I continue to balance out those low - yielding stocks with those that yield quite a bit more, and the blended result is satisfactory right now.

As a result, while markets would appear to be quite expensive today based on nominal earnings yield, which is in the top quintile of all values over the past 140 years, the real earnings yield is less extreme because yoy inflation is so low.

Well, the sad answer is that what little we have, has yielded some underwhelming and quite disappointing results.

Quite apart from the wider publicity given to the heat transport problem in the Russell ocean model (which affects all of the published GISS - E2 - R results), and the famous rogue LU run where a negative forcing yields an overall positive net flux response (which is not rogue at all and not to be excluded according to Gavin), the WMGHG results and particularly the relationship between Fi and ERF values now seem positively bizarre.

The precise method of calculating the effective absorptivity or emissivity for a gas body of finite dimensions is quite complex but for engineering calculations an approximate method developed by Hottel (1) yields results of satisfactory accuracy.

Both analyses yield a reconstructed Northern Hemisphere mean temperature history quite similar to that of MBH98, and demonstrate skill against independent 19th century instrumental (2) data (RE = 0.39, 0.33, respectively — only moderately lower than the MBH98 result RE = 0.51).

And we were quite surprised to see the results, they yielded.

I'm sure a resume writer could do a better job than I could, but I've yielded quite good job search results with the resume I created myself: I've been offered interviews and jobs at good companies that I want to work for.