Sentence examples for trials to yield from inspiring English sources

And, because it will take decades for many of these trials to yield conclusive results, young people intent on improving their long-term cognitive health will have to act on recommendations that aren't yet grounded in unshakable science.

These difference spectra are averaged over all trials to yield the overall noise spectrum.

Due to differences in level of performance – these trials for deaf subjects were performed at briefer presentation durations than for hearing subjects –identification accuracies were normalized as a function of the presentation duration for those trials to yield a measure of central task accuracy per millisecond of presentation duration.

We then subtracted the activity for crowded trials from the activity for uncrowded trials to yield a single value for each visual area, representing the increase in activity in uncrowded trials compared to crowded trials.

Thus we pooled our results across trials to yield mate-choice observations on 30 snails from each population combined with 30 snails from each of the other four populations.

Individual males were anaesthetized on ice and their left middle tibia was removed 2 weeks prior to the mating trials, to yield DNA for pre-screening microsatellite genotype (n = 96).

Since several genes have been reported in retrospective trials to yield prognostic information independently of the TNM classification, it is reasonable to hypothesize that molecular "fingerprints" could exist that might define sub-groups of patients with significantly more aggressive disease.

Madrigal, a railway worker and president of the Murcia branch of the SOS Stolen Babies association, said that she did not expect the two-day trial to yield the answers she had spent years searching for.