Sentence examples for may yield diagnostic from inspiring English sources

Changes in uterine vascular impedance may yield diagnostic insight into physiological and pathological changes in uterine vascular resistance and compliance during the ovarian cycle and pregnancy.

Studies that lack independent pathology peer review (Boorman et al. 1985) may yield diagnostic data that would not be generally accepted by rodent pathologists.

A wide range of different tumours was examined, in order to assess whether staining for phospho-p27 may yield diagnostic information in addition to those provided by "plain p27" (Table 2).

Because techniques such as endoscopy and radiography may not yield diagnostic information, careful clinical examination including probing the oesophagus with a stomach tube is critical.

Thyroid aspiration may yield limited diagnostic material, insufficient for additional testing.

To accomplish this, identifying certain cognitive symptoms that may yield greater diagnostic accuracy than subjective memory complaints alone is necessary.

It is hoped that a better understanding of the molecular mechanisms of MCTR may yield novel diagnostic and therapeutic targets.

It is useful to know which combinations of proteins may yield high diagnostic performance, even though each protein individually might yield low performance [ 28, 29].

As platelets can be inexpensively isolated from stored plasma, our study demonstrates a novel approach that can be applied to many existing studies and which may yield risk and diagnostic biomarkers for CVD.

Microarray approaches provide a wide overwiev of gene expression in experimental settings, which may yield biologically valid biomarkers for disease diagnostics, prognosis, and follow-up.

The use of mimic peptide as a diagnostic, rather than full protein, may yield increases in the specificity of the in vitro reaction.