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The convertible rate is based on the required net yield for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages, covered by 60-day mandatory delivery commitments.

The bank managed to increase its net interest income and the net yield on its interest-earning assets.

A total of two hundred forty warheads with a total net yield of 96 megatons.

As the Audit Commission said, it will cost considerably more to collect than the net yield to the Treasury.

The attraction was expected to draw about 2.5 million visitors in its first year of operation, giving investors a net yield of about 13.4%.

"Then call three or four sellers and ask for the net yield," which factors in any fees, Mr. Flynn advised.

"If the tax effect of owning discount bonds is increased, the pretax yield required to achieve a given net yield will increase."

That is, there is some evidence that the magnetic braking of the star's stellar wind has lowered the frequency of flares, but not the net yield.

The actual amount of light gathered is instantaneous, occurring through a very small aperture, and the net yield is only a microscopic percentage of the incident energy.

By comparison, glycolysis has a net yield of 2 ATP and 2 NADH for every one glucose molecule processed.

The most abundant molecule in dense interstellar clouds is H. When a H molecule collides with H, stoichometrically there is no net yield.

Despite these findings, it is considered unlikely that the 2-carbon acetyl-CoA derived from the oxidation of fatty acids would produce a net yield of glucose via the citric acid cycle.

For simple fermentations, the metabolism of one molecule of glucose to two molecules of pyruvate has a net yield of two molecules of ATP.

Fees Being Waived While higher yields in money funds have captured part of the spotlight, so has the debate over funds that are waiving fees to keep net yields at competitive levels.

For the sufficiently deep-pocketed customer, the net yield of Boulud's perfectionism is a dining room of elegance and serenity, food to make one's socks roll up and down, and lavish, caring service.

No fixed-income securities are safer than Government bonds, which are backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government, but many people buy municipals instead to obtain a higher net yield.

The interest effect derives from the fact that if the foreign tax rate is low, the tax rate effect on the net yield is growing with time as the amount of additional interest increases exponentially (interest advantage).

"Investors are concerned with net yield," said George D. Friedlander, a managing director of Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Company and chairman of the Public Securities Association committee most concerned with this matter.

The limestone formations also permit growth of annona trees which provide substantial revenue to the villagers in Lang Son; the avearge annual net yield from annona is reported to be about VND 12 million (US $775).

While it is the broker's duty to collect bids, it is still incumbent on the advisor to help the client evaluate the offers against a number of criteria including offer price, stability of funding, privacy provisions, net yield after commissions, and more.

Therefore, given equal gross yields, e.g. regarding mobile financial assets, it is more profitable to invest in low-tax countries: The net yield is higher in a low-tax country than in a high-tax country and hence the capital grows at a faster rate.

He said that, although Chase had raised its prime lending rate to 9 1/4 percent in this year's third quarter, its net yield - the difference between the bank's average rate of return and its average cost of money - was lower than in the period a year earlier.