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Tear production
* decreases with age
  - aging
* is monitored while pets taking sulfadimethoxine
  - the eye's natural and healthy response to cleanse itself of foreign substances

Textile production
* Most textile production is concentrated in large mills.
* is the leading manufacturing industry of India.

Theatrical production
* is production.
* use specular lighting to direct our attention to specific areas of the stage.

Tomato production
* is cut drastically as light intensities drop in the autumn
  - reduced according to the amount of time the tomato plant is shaded
* occurs throughout the state with most acreage located in the southwest.

Wine production
* dates from at least the earliest known history.
* is also important in Western Germany
* significant industry in Australia.

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Yield
* also depend on locational factors such as soil fertility, rainfall, and temperature.
* are products.
* equals the dividend divided by the stock price.
* function of a security's purchase price and coupon interest rate
  - processing line defect density
* is also commonly the best measure of economic efficiency.
* is designed for use in animals which are under stress
  - to boost immunity, particularly at times of diet change or stress
  - determined by the factors most limiting to productivity
  - limited by the nutrient in shortest supply
  - more related to the feet of row edge than to total ground area covered with plants
  - reduced by the loss of leaves
* is the amount of beef versus fat on the carcass
  - clean wool obtained from grease wool expressed as a percentage
  - the profit divided by the amount of money invested
  - culmination or the end result of that genetics by environment relationship
  - current return on a bond in the market
* is the income received as a percent of what the investment cost
  - return on the security to maturity
  - load divided by the stream's drainage area
  - number of students who are admitted and choose to attend
  - percentage of admittees who enroll
  - rate of return
* is what is paid to an investor on a regular basis
  - the fund pays shareholders
  - where the two crops have parted ways
* measure of how productive a crop is per unit area.
* refers to grain yield unless otherwise noted.
* represents the rate of return on a bond.
* term that describes how many chips can be garnered from one wafer of silicon.
* useful term that money people stole from farmers.
* usually refers to production per unit area of a single crop.
  * can be different because of inflation. Extremely risky instruments with high yield are usually called junk bonds.

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Agricultural yield
* are constant or, in the case of some crops, declining.
* depend sensitively on climate and soil resources.

Crop yield
* are higher under irrigation and less dependent on the effects of weather.
* vary depending on initial soil fertility, spacing, care and maintenance.

Current yield
* is the annual return on the dollar amount paid for a bond
  - interest rate as a percentage of the initial investment
* snapshot measure of the bond's value relative to other bonds.
* way to track the relative value of the bond.

Dividend yield
* compares the amount of cash paid to shareholders with the latest price of the stock.
* is calculated by dividing the dividend by the stock price
  - the annual dividend payout divided by the average price of the stock
* refers to the value of the dividend paid, divided by the value of the stock.

Flour yield
* depends on variety, season, locality and grain plumpness.
* is expressed as a percentage of cleaned wheat on a constant moisture basis.

Low yield
* are mainly due to drought at the end of the rainy season.
* can pull down the positive effects of high prices.