Sentence examples for may yield reliable from inspiring English sources
Positive IDs of the new species, for the present, depend on examination of molecular or cranial data, but more detailed comparative morphology, ecology and nesting behaviour, particularly in areas of sympatry, may yield reliable field characters.
However, contact parameters may yield reliable predictions of ΔΔG for datasets of mutations confined to the same amino acid positions in the sequence of a single protein.
Combining phenotype-centered, experimental, and process-oriented approaches such as those treated in Box 2 may yield reliable predictors of dynamics within invaded communities (Carroll 2008; Latta 2008).
As a result, the existing design guides may not yield reliable predictions since they have not considered this ratio.
Consideration based on extrapolation of the MLT zonal wind phase to the dynamo region presumed responsible for producing the observed PRE drift modulation, we feel, may not yield reliable results.
Our results indicate that lapses in this scheme may still yield reliable results.
Furthermore, an RNA of reasonable quality still may not yield reliable hybridization data if the labeling efficiency was poor.
Unfortunately, the cDNA reverse-transcribed from an RNA of reasonable quality may not yield reliable products after the labeling steps and lead to poor hybridization results.
However, a single t-test observation of cell viability from one experiment may not yield reliable results for a specific siRNA, because perceived variability in that siRNA when the target gene is knocked down may actually arise from experimental noise.
In such cases, the inclusion of individual miRNAs to build a model may not yield reliable results, whereas considering miRNAs as continuous variables and constructing risk scores overcomes both these problems.
For example, designing several large, pivotal trials with reliable measurements and clinically relevant outcomes may yield more reliable information and at a lower cost than traditional randomized trials or trials incorporating expensive omics tests.
