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Meanings of yield sufficient in English

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Usage of yield sufficient in English
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Doubtless they felt too lonely on the beach, which did not yield sufficient food.
Godfrey Morgan: A Californian Mystery
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No human lifetime would yield sufficient time to explore the beauties of the Canadian landscape.
The Irish Times
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There was only plasma for some two hundred injections, but that should yield sufficient proof.
Badge of Infamy
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A good maple will yield sufficient sap to make about four pounds of sugar every year.
Chatterbox, 1906
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The time has come to examine the site, to see if it can yield sufficient ores to meet part of our needs.
Quest for honour
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The method yielded sufficient cells for detailed morphological and molecular analyses of samples.
Pubmed
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Often such hygienic care yields sufficient protection; but occasionally medicine is also necessary.
The Prospective Mother, a Handbook for Women During Pregnancy
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All diagnostic biopsies yielded sufficient amounts of tissue for histologic diagnosis.
Pubmed
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The centrifugation method yielded sufficient amounts of human metaphase chromosomes.
Pubmed
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When this water is evaporated in the sun, it yields sufficient salt to form a relish with food.
Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa
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The soil yields sufficient to support its sons; and their luxuries are, a minstrel's song and the lip of their brides.
The Scottish Chiefs
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Results: Seventeen of 27 metastasis-positive samples were non-necrotic with ≥60% tumor and yielded sufficient RNA.
Pubmed
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Results: Twenty-five (45%) of the 56 available core specimens yielded sufficient quantity and quality RNA for microarray analysis.
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