Sentence examples for may even yield from inspiring English sources
Surely, though, it will extinguish many sparks that could set up another conflagration; with some luck, it may even yield a lasting peace for the Middle East and, for the United States, one headache less.
As a result fitting a Gaussian model is inefficient and may even yield estimators which are inconsistent.
We also examine the effects of disclosure on welfare and show that it does not necessarily reduce the agent's surplus in the two relationships and in some cases may even yield a Pareto improvement.
And while the combining of random catchy sections and pop-culture trending phrases with infectious beats may very well result in fun-loving hip hop or dance friendly songs, and may even yield a #1 on iTunes, (that to be honest I wish I was a part of sometimes), those songs are often short lived.
The present analysis shows that linagliptin treatment does not increase CV risk and may even yield CV benefits in patients with T2DM.
Surprisingly though there is a possibility that this diet may even yield some mental health benefits and hence be of value in selected individuals.
Unfortunately, such technique leads to weak results, which do not reflect the true order of consistency of the scheme and may not even yield a convergence result at all.
It may indeed even yield "box-office magic," but only because it would be an anomaly.
We show that using the 2-Copula describing the dependence features of the underlying joint distribution may greatly simplify the calculations, and even yield analytical expressions for the isolines of the return periods.
In fact, a high acceptor quantum yield may even be unfavorable for FLIM [13].
Similar observations can be made for 'both soil types but with lower response quantities in case of soil type B. It is noted that abutment-soil springs or columns of skewed bridges without shear keys on soil type B may not yield even under large ground motions.
