Examples of using May yield in English and their translations into Russian
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This may yield new insights about MFN.
Valuations based on standards other than accounting standards may yield different results.
They may yield under pressure, but it does not reconcile them to the act which always seems to them animal and degrading.
Different methods may yield different results.
The two alternative approaches to deflating the IO estimates that have not yet been tested may yield different results.
Partnerships in energy consumption may yield further mutual security benefits for States.
The list is not necessarily complete and a more thorough andextensive comparison of catalogues may yield further matches.
Mainstreaming may yield substantial social and economic benefits to public or private actors.
Valuations based on standards other than accounting ones may yield different results.
Second, simple extrapolation may yield earmarkings that may be incompatible with the organization's main purposes and programmes at the present time.
Valuations based on standards other than accounting ones may yield different results.
While this process of transformation may yield positive results in the region, at the same time it harbours the potential risks of instability and polarization.
Valuations based on standards other than accounting ones may yield different results.
Segmented regression with confidence analysis may yield the result that the dependent or response variable(say Y) behaves differently in the various segments.
This means that women constitute a lower attrition risk at these levels and may yield savings for the Organization.
Through its a priori focused hypotheses, contrast coding may yield an increase in power of the statistical test when compared with the less directed previous coding systems.
Measuring body fat percentage andother parameters in children below 10 years of age may yield invalid results.
Nevertheless, such efforts andthe promising outcomes they may yield require genuine, continuous and tangible international support.
Every non-inner automorphism yields a non-trivial element of Out(G), butdifferent non-inner automorphisms may yield the same element of OutG.
This exercise may yield a number of lessons which in turn can inform further efforts to strengthen public participation in light of differences across sectors.
Where market access is good and soils suitable,small-scale irrigation development may yield the highest returns.
While there are some areas where immediate action may yield relatively rapid success, there are others where necessary changes will require longterm sustained commitment.
Secondly, the conflict in Somalia has reached a critical juncture which,if handled properly, may yield positive results soon.
Further assessment of the trade in mercury may yield valuable information, including an indication of areas where further attention to trade issues would be most effective.
The report indicates in paragraph 101 that the review of the Criminal Code may yield further means of combating violence against women.
In some developing countries, less than half of the taxes due are collected,which suggests that investment in improving tax administration may yield high returns.
It examines how closer regulation andsupervision of insurance markets may yield benefits in terms of market development and consumer protection.
It is increasingly recognized that a one-size-fits-all approach to integrating countries with varying degrees of structural, institutional, regulatory andother constraints into a MTS may yield asymmetric benefits and costs.
The data collected during the construction work andseismic surveys may yield information relevant to dose-response relationships for acoustic disturbance, as being investigated by the Noise Task Force.
When the administrative boundaries of private and public namespaces overlap,name resolution may yield unintended or harmful results.