Sentence examples for may indeed yield from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the combined effect of SNPs in ATIC and MTHFD2 may indeed yield a more clinically apparent result by altering the anti-inflammatory effects of methotrexate.
Pilot studies in human trials have also suggested that personal genomic approaches, such as those based on GWA or NGS studies, may indeed yield useful and clinically relevant information for individual patients [ 1, 2].
It may indeed even yield "box-office magic," but only because it would be an anomaly.
Couth has indeed yielded to cudgels.
And while rising temperatures may indeed boost agricultural yield in some regions, they are projected to cause debilitating drought elsewhere.
All the same, the high subgenome homology between associated regions shows that seed yield in B.napus may indeed benefit from fixed heterosis among homoeologous alleles, as proposed by Basunanda and co-workers [ 51].
In particular, selecting the best performing datasets may tend to increase the biases which do, indeed, yield high (but useless) performance.
Our results show that low frequency electrical stimulation may indeed affect functional connectivity, and that adaptive stimulation yields changes of significantly larger magnitude than activity independent stimulation.
Any lowering of gilt yields will increase the value placed on pension liabilities and may indeed cause deficits to increase in the absence of corresponding asset rises.
They may, indeed, be overdue.
