Word: yielding
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Both Fitzsimmons and Epps say the low yield is partially caused by large scholarship and financial and packages offered by other schools...
Sally Tyler, co-chair of the student group Women's Caucus, said she hoped searches to replace Bane or Professor of Public Policy David T. Ellwood, who many also depart for the Department of Health and Human Services, would yield at least one female candidate...
This month, the Harvard Foundation's Student Advisory Committee (SAC) will begin to review applications for its spring grants. SAC members are currently setting new guidelines to make their grants process more fair. Their plans might yield some mildly helpful bureaucratic changes. Far more important, though, is a set of new ideological guidelines--something The Foundation clearly lacks. Any attempts to fine-tune the current grants process would ignore the larger problems that plague...
Scientists have also learned that some chemicals cause cancer in rats but not in humans. So making direct comparisons between laboratory animals and people can yield highly misleading conclusions. "Delaney was appropriate legislation at the time," says Les Crawford, executive vice president for scientific affairs at the National Food Processors Association. "We just didn't know much about carcinogenesis. Now everyone argues that Delaney should be changed. The question is, What kind of change...
...most people -- with or without Ph.D.s -- love will always be more than the sum of its natural parts. It's a commingling of body and soul, reality and imagination, poetry and phenylethylamine. In our deepest hearts, most of us harbor the hope that love will never fully yield up its secrets, that it will always elude our grasp...