yield to something

Examples of yielded

yielded

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The intervention program was directed toward these three domains and yielded effects in all areas.
These predictions regarding the comprehension of object relatives differ from those yielded by the previous accounts.
The same set of simulations also yielded allele numbers and diversity (expected heterozygosity) values at the neutral locus under the infinite alleles model.
It would appear, then, that clear and independent estimates of storage and processing might not always be yielded by this task.
Sampling was conducted using ground and baited arboreal pitfall traps, and yielded a total of 95 ant species.
While modernity may have gone wrong, while it may not have yielded the culture, affinities, and social promises it intended, it is still modernity.
The data quality filters yielded 9075 satisfactory 'transcripts' out of the original 15923 probe sets.
Other samples from the studied sequences mostly yielded geologically meaningless dates.
However, this recent work has yielded seemingly contradictory findings of maternal-reported childhood internalizing problems.
The interface between combinatorics and statistical mechanics provided by these polynomials has yielded progress in both areas.
The procedure described above yielded a total of 193 vocalizations (mean rate of vocal production : 1.97 vocalizations/minute).
During virtual stepping, the robots were attached to the metatarsus, which yielded more consistent stepping than attaching to the toes or lower shank.
A more vigorous digging into the source material would also have yielded a number of important finds.
This yielded 2,585 voluntary organisations concerned with the delivery of social welfare across the city.
For the subsequent intermediate stage, the reverse ranking of these two constraints yielded the overgeneralization error pattern.
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