The phrase "approaches yielded an" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the results or outcomes of various methods or strategies in research or analysis.
Example: "The different approaches yielded an unexpected result that challenged our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "methods produced a" or "strategies resulted in a".
A variety of research, theory, and interpersonally sensitive approaches yielded an innovative curriculum reflecting the Essentials and "new beginnings" for the undergraduate faculty.
Thus, use of cross-species conservation data, within an integrative framework significantly (p<0.05, by FET) improved recall rate, and joint use of alignment- and pattern-discovery-based approaches yielded an additional statistically significantly improvement (p<0.05, by FET) over either method in isolation.
A second approach, in which we attempted to determine the true localization of 138 proteins using literature and homology-based approaches, yielded an estimate of 14.3%.
In this study, a comparison of genomic and RT-PCR-based approaches yielded an initial description of the composition and functionality of the Adh gene family in Pyrus.
At Imperial College London, for example, our approaches yielded a highly successful research project on malaria for students that we work with.
This classification approach yielded an initial catalog of 122 neuron types identified from the scientific literature.
With respect to the AMT dataset, the multisite multifrequency approach yielded an average geoelectric strike angle of ~N69°E.
A sample-permutation approach yielded an expected 4.4 false positives (see Methods).
This approach yielded an extraordinarily large group of putative AMPK targets and suggested several novel pathways.
Our numerical approach yielded an acceptable performance in terms of prediction accuracy.
This approach yielded an intercalation conformation as a starting model that is consistent with the NMR data (see Results).
