Another aspect of the genome may yield more immediate benefits.
This may yield more extraneous sound, so noise cancellation is cooked into the little package.
However, for sensitive subject matters, anonymity may yield more honest responses.
But vigilance and amity may yield more than handcuffs all round.
Even without rapid investment, the IT revolution may yield more productivity gains.
Citing a continuing investigation that may yield more charges, Mr. Lember refused to say precisely when Officer Allena arrived.
Continuing this offensive may yield more terrorist arrests, but at grievous cost to Israel's long-term interests.
"They may yield more than Treasuries, but the risk of being wrong is much greater on the downside".
Therefore, approaches that utilize data from the entire brain, particularly in predictive analyses, may yield more reliable and applicable results.
A more rigorous and supervised hip flexor[ndash ]stretching exercise program may yield more substantial improvements in gait parameters.
It is also used as an experimental design tool to evaluate strategies that may yield more accurate concentration estimates.
