Sentence examples for yield clues from inspiring English sources

Asteroseismology in red giants might yield clues to stellar evolution.

Identifying the genes involved should yield clues to how to design a better vaccine.

This information could then yield clues as to how the planet formed.

Twins often yield clues to medical mysteries because their biological similarities allow scientists to identify relevant differences.

Would the DNA of individuals who lived beyond their 110th birthday yield clues to the secret to long, healthy life?

The finding may yield clues to devastating neurological disorders like Huntington's disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and Alzheimer's disease.

Studying the seasonality of conceptions of children later diagnosed with autism may yield clues to potential etiological drivers.

Scientists hope Gaia will yield clues about two of the universe's biggest mysteries, Dark Matter and Dark Energy.

As well as having potential value for domestication and breeding, he hoped it would yield clues to the relationships and origin of species.

The defendants may not reveal everything and the children's remains did not yield clues about "the time of their deaths and the length of their suffering".

The spacecraft has already been exposed to twice the radiation levels it was designed to withstand, and more study could yield clues to improve the durability of spacecraft.