Sentence examples for to yield insights from inspiring English sources
The discovery is expected to yield insights about the evolution of black holes and the formation of star clusters and galaxies in the early universe.
Expertise comes from careful investigation, and sometimes experience, designed to yield insights of value to some part of society.
Intelligence Systems Once you have the data, intelligence algorithms (rules) are needed to apply against the data to yield insights.
The resulting modelling framework is intended to yield insights and hence more informed decision making by individual stakeholders or regulators.
Numerous complexity-based approaches have modeled localized ecohydrological feedbacks to yield insights into dryland landscape organization and emergent dynamics.
Newly available data from taxes and other records promise to yield insights into intergenerational mobility, in which children advance from their parents' socioeconomic status.
The ambitious simulation promises to yield insight into the galaxy's origin and evolution.
It aims to yield insight into the boundaries of a digital ethics in this context.
Drawing out the dynamics of ownership is an useful stratagem to yield insight into the mechanisms of production and cooperation.
Though X-ray diffraction is a powerful tool to yield insight into the structure of crystalline material, solid-state NMR can be as good in providing similar information.
An analytical electrochemical study of the (111) and rough face of the same n-Si wafer is presented to yield insight into observations.
