If there are other people at the stop sign, make sure you yield right of way properly and take your turn when it's time.
Schwartz was not yet using a Utah array in human subjects, and the device was sure to yield more sophisticated results.
But it's the over-the-top assistance that sugarcoats the philanthropy: a heady cocktail of extravagant and extreme interventions that, sure enough, yield almost instant results.
The discussions are sure to yield valuable insights, which will be useful for the 22nd meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, scheduled to take place the following week in Morocco.
These already derived variables are sure to yield different values as per different setting in computational methods, but the final result should be in close proximity of what we are trying to achieve and prove by our methods and thus satisfying our far-fetched goals.
While President Obama's approach at least holds the prospect of limited collaboration with Mr. Putin, Mr. Romney's approach is sure to yield just the opposite.
One major problem, Goerz and Brown agree, is that too often movies are made for the sole purposes of making money, and end up repeating easy formulas sure to yield mindless, box-office hits.
The combination of Wendell Berry and Bill Moyers, perhaps the wisest voice in American journalism today, is sure to yield profound insights about the fate of our planet and the obligation each of us has to help build a better world.
A) This work is significant in two manners: it reveals a novel and unexpected diversity of how cells can manage the UPR, and it also reveals a novel form of RNA processing wherein the cleaved and truncated mRNA is more stable, which is unexpected and will be sure to yield future mechanistic insights as that processing is studied further.
To be prudent, Washington could sell its vast tracts of Western lands and use the proceeds to repay some debt – then make sure bond yields stay low by issuing a gold-linked dollar.
