Sentence examples for it is possible to yield from inspiring English sources

This is, in fact, a key feature of nominalism: those who defend the view need to show that it is possible to yield at least as much explanatory work as the platonist obtains, but invoking a meager ontology.

We also show that by applying this filtering procedure to primary data from the HM450 bead array, it is possible to yield analyses of significant interest from a biological perspective that may be unobservable without principled probe filtering.

Nevertheless, with the analysis of 21 lymph nodes it was possible to yield statistically significant results.

Furthermore using this platform, an antibody specific for a component of the ECM of inflamed tissues, UG as a scaffold and an anti-inflammatory molecule as effector, it is possible to generate various fusion proteins that could yield important contributions for the therapy of degenerative inflammatory diseases.

Additionally it would have been difficult to have skin biopsies of such a large number of donors and it would not have been possible to yield skin biopsies after one week of RCT.

By rising MMT weight content Wf up to 1 wt.% it is possible to increase yield strength and ultimate strength of the composite by 17% and 27% respectively in comparison to neat rPET.

"With the beating being taken in some stocks, it is possible to find yields competitive with the credit market," Mr. Herrmann said.

With knowledge of the genetic basis for grain yield, harvest index and biomass, it is possible to achieve higher yield through enhancing HI and BM by pyramiding the favorable alleles for the two traits via MAS.

With an understanding of the genetic basis for grain yield, harvest index and biomass, it is possible to achieve higher yield through enhancing HI and BM by pyramiding the favorable alleles for the two traits via marker-assisted selection (MAS).

Despite this, it is possible to record milk yield monthly or even just four or five times throughout a lactation and still estimate lactation yields sufficiently accurately to rank cows for selection based on milk production [ 25- 27].

Action research testing the association of cereal and forage on the same plot has convinced pastoralists that it is possible to increase forage yields without reducing grain yields (Nchoutnji et al. 2010).