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Its merger with SmithKline may yield a wealth of new drugs, for the good of shareholders and patients alike.

Recycling standard portable batteries such as the AA alkaline batteries powering a torch or a toy can yield a wealth of secondary materials such as iron, zinc and ferromanganese.

Since the late seventies, Burden has specialized in one-off wonders like "A Tale of Two Cities" (whose details yield a wealth of technological and social history) and insouciant engineering feats like "Hell Gate," as well as technological stunts involving self-designed cars, boats, and laboratory equipment.

Imaging data yield a wealth of metabolic and anatomic information from macroscopic (e.g., radiology) to microscopic (e.g., digitized slides) scale.

Genome-wide panels of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) yield a wealth of information that are currently used primarily for detecting genes underlying complex disease phenotypes and quantitative phenotypes.

As this procedure can yield a wealth of quantitative and semi-quantitative data, its use is of potentially great value in the investigation of intra-tumoral biokinetics and biodistribution of drug and NPs under RF hyperthermia.

These solar-system missions yielded a wealth of complex information.

Analysis of online auction data has yielded a wealth of insights, and a few puzzles.

Rooms adjacent to the king's burial chamber yielded a wealth of bronze containers.

In the case of his modernised version of Chekhov's masterpiece, the approach yields a wealth of illuminating detail and fine performances.

In Mr. Scaramella's hands, Van Deman's negatives have yielded a wealth of details and unusually rich tonalities that heighten the wonder and mystery of her subjects.