The phrase "a method that yields" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a technique or approach that produces a specific result or outcome.
Example: "We have developed a method that yields significant improvements in efficiency."
Alternatives: "a technique that produces" or "an approach that generates".
Tavares et al. [110] developed a method that yields histograms for time and pitch deviations.
We have to ask, however, whether pragmatic naturalism is a method that yields genuine moral knowledge, since it seems to replace reference to knowledge of moral truth with knowledge of the practical means for resolving human conflict.
Building on previous results (Krause and Guestrin, 2005), we go beyond current limitations by constructing a method that yields near-optimal combinations of time points and measurable readouts.
We present a method that yields within the ProtoNet hierarchy an optimal partition of clusters, relative to manual annotation schemes.
A method that yields promising results is direct curettage (removal of tissue) of the nasal chamber in addition to a directly applied antifungal.
An alternative test is to compare sister cells and ask if their shapes are more similar than those of non-sisters, a method that yielded a positive result for some cell types [ 17], suggesting that some determinant of shape is transmitted from the mother cell to her daughters.
2) The moment-based approach, from which the functions of mean, variance and covariance are usually derived, is an approximation method that yields a closed ODE system for the moments.
Method validation is required to establish an analytical method that yields accurate, precise, and reproducible results.
The signal distortion from water is minimum compared with infrared spectroscopy, an alternative method that yields complementary information [ 3].
Factor analysis is a multivariate statistical method that yields the relationship between measured chemical variables by showing multivariate patterns that may help to classify the original data.
The measurements are made by employing SPRITE, a fast MRI method that yields quantitative, spatially-resolved tracer concentrations in porous media.
