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But Dr Blei found himself wondering if his method could yield any truly novel insights into the scientific method.

The studies on mannitol showed that although the T-history method could yield a supercooling degree which was lower than that from differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) determination, the severe supercooling and great latent heat loss during mannitol's solidification were still the problems which hindered the use of this material.

In the numerical example, seismic responses of a large-span space truss subjected to VSEs are computed by means of the nonlinear RHA method and the proposed IDR-based method, respectively, the results demonstrate that the IDR-based method could yield an anticipative estimation of structural responses under severe VSEs.

Through varying the value of the constant, this method could yield different secrecy boundary points.

DNA extraction using S method could yield maximum amount of DNA from most of the specimens but, their purity was very low.

That is, solving the following nonlinear (matrix) equation: F(U):=U^U-I=0, (8) where I is the identity matrix, by an appropriate root-finding method could yield novel schemes.

His methods could yield striking likenesses.

On contrary, chemical oxidation/exfoliation/reduction methods could yield a large amount of graphene although resulting graphene, which can also be called reduced graphene oxide (RGO), could have defective sites and functional groups on graphene sheets [37].

Therefore, future studies with more advanced diffusion imaging techniques or tractography methods could yield a more complete and accurate anatomical network for each subject.

On the other hands, we cannot exclude that other methods could yield different outputs.

It is possible that nonparametric or multivariate feature-selection methods could yield different results.