The phrase "approaches which yielded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that produced successful results or outcomes in a particular context.
Example: "The research focused on various approaches which yielded significant improvements in patient care."
Alternatives: "methods that produced" or "strategies that resulted in".
Second, we perform cross-validation (within the same platform) experiments on breast cancer as described in Miller et al. (2005) and outperform all approaches which yield universal, platform-independent markers.
Parameter estimation and process optimization were carried out sequentially with a run-to-run approach, which yielded useful estimated parameters even when the model is extrapolated, as observed from cross-validation.
We sequenced two small RNA libraries prepared from different stages of the life cycle of S. japonicum, immature schistosomula and mature pairing adults, through a deep DNA sequencing approach, which yielded ∼12 million high-quality short sequence reads containing a total of ∼2 million non-redundant tags.
Compared to the previous approach, which yielded no genes with multiple examples of epistasis, we now have identified 83.
Thus, despite the recently reported muscle onlay approach, which yielded satisfactory results [16], we preferred using more conservative interventional therapy.
Previous longitudinal research on glycemic control made use of a predominantly variable-centered approach, which yielded important information about modal development of A1C values across time (10).
Initial analysis of the smoothed hazard curves used a non-linear mixed effects approach which yielded parameter estimates displaying good between-descriptor discriminative properties (Additional file 2).
Analyses of large clinical datasets from early arthritis cohorts permit the development of algorithms that may be used for outcome prediction in individuals - an approach which yielded a validated "prediction rule" for use in UA patients, in which a range of baseline clinical and laboratory parameters are weighted and combined to yield a score that relates to RA progression risk [ 7- 9].
In this paper, we present a constructive approach which yields explicit expressions for Taylor series solutions in terms of initial conditions.
This is a strong argument for using an ensemble modelling approach, which yields a range of future runoff conditions instead of a deterministic projection.
