Sentence examples for may yield discovery from inspiring English sources
Pharmacophores of various calmodulin inhibitors studied here may yield discovery of novel analgesics in the near future [33].
Our findings validate the SPOP-substrate protein interaction as an attractive target specific to ccRCC that may yield novel drug discovery efforts.
And we will aim for America to lead the world in the discoveries it one day may yield.
With the stroke of a pen, the president pledged, in his own words, to "lift the ban on federal funding for promising embryonic stem cell research," "vigorously support scientists who pursue this research," and "aim for America to lead the world in the discoveries it one day may yield".
Accordingly, systems-level analysis of metabolism is likely to yield discoveries of medical significance.
The main aim of the screening was to facilitate the discovery of tree leaf extracts with high activities that may yield useful products for the herbal medicine that can be used to combat microbial infections in animals and humans.
He recorded that on 18 November 1605"... a small Dutch pinnace departed here for the discovery of the land called New Guinea, which, it is said, may yield a great amount of wealth".
Discovery of new enzymes is an important goal, since this may yield biocatalysts with improved properties.
But the bitch category may yield dividends.
New research may yield better treatments.
That may yield less to laugh about.
