Sentence examples for revised to yield from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the patient safety climate instrument used in the present study (MSI-06) was recently revised to yield a more parsimonious and psychometrically robust measure of safety climate perceptions-the Canadian Patient Safety Climate Survey (Can-PSCS) [ 24].
A principle that had been around since the days of the magic lantern was revised to accommodate a dual-projector system that yielded a novel sense of depth.
The recommendations regarding the site of biopsies should be revised to include biopsies not only from distal duodenum but also from bulb to improve the diagnostic yield.
We should consider revising these items to yield a stronger result in the future studies.
In order to compare the questionnaires, this was revised in the present study to yield the most recent week, to parallel the other questionnaires in the study.
Specifically, we quantified the nuclei from the implant sections and did not observe any change in proliferation in the ZEB1 knockdown or overexpression samples compared to the respective controls, although ZEB1 knockdown tended to yield more variable results (revised Figure 6 figure supplement 1B).
Yet Nigeria refused to yield.
Still, he refused to yield.
India seems likely to yield.
