Beyond treatments for heart failure, diabetes, Parkinson's, and other diseases, stem-cell research may yield other unexpected advancements, including how we are able to test drugs themselves.
They may yield other new materials e.g., possibly far more disordered, amorphous glasslike substances than the glasses now in common use and at the same time give rise to deeper understanding of why and how glasses form at all.
Evaluation of larger patient groups and patients from other populations may yield other penetrance figures in the future.
Nowadays, various kinds of facial masks are applied for different purposes: for example, revitalizing, healing, and refreshing, and may yield other temporary or long-term benefits to facial skin.
They may also find that a fish variety from a particular tributary or population experiences less stress in a closed-farm system, which may yield other benefits in the system, such as reduced requirements for energy, medications, or feed supplements.
For factor 3, not all treatments at the end of life are more valuable per se, but some treatments, even those associated with small health gains, may yield other benefits to patients and families which are of great value at the end of life.
In addition to improving intelligence forecasts, the research may also yield other benefits, such as understanding what type of person is better at predicting future events.
As the cost of gene sequencing drops, DNA being sequenced for one purpose may yield many other secrets, such as the risk of certain cancers and Alzheimer's disease.
We were limited by the size of our program and therefore our study may have been insufficiently powered to yield other statistically significant differences.
Other policy choices would yield other results.
That ambience can yield other qualities too.
