Sentence examples for may yield confusing from inspiring English sources

The lack of subgroup analyses according to tumor location may yield confusing findings (Poon et al. 2013; Nakamura et al. 2005).

This is of concern because under real life conditions, a non-negligible fraction of patients may be co-infected by the two viruses, which may yield confusing results and inconclusive clinical interpretations.

Indeed, one study found some patients may be confused about why providing family history information may yield risk estimation for certain cancers.

That may yield less to laugh about.

But the bitch category may yield dividends.

New research may yield better treatments.

Two other cases may yield new information.

Carnivorous plants may yield practical spinoffs, too.

Some songs may yield no profits from licensing, others may yield insane dividends.

Art marriage may yield L.A. mega-museum.

Durban may yield some modest steps forward.