Sentence examples for yield discoveries from inspiring English sources

"The same rocks occur in northern New York," Dr. MacNaughton said, adding that examinations of sandstone beds there might yield discoveries of ancient tracks.

Wrong turns can be frustrating, but they yield discoveries often enough to make me believe I'm not crazy to travel without a dashboard GPS unit.

'TOMU UCHIDA: DISCOVERING A JAPANESE MASTER' Like its American counterpart, classical Japanese cinema is turning out to be richer than anyone imagined, continuing to yield discoveries as critics and scholars dig into its depths.

The ability to have personal genetics records and the ability to start gathering all of the gene sequencing into places will yield discoveries in cancer treatment and diagnostics over the next year that that are unfathomably important".

However, whole-genome genotyping in very large populations of patients with specific complex diseases is starting to yield discoveries.

Investigators empowered by methodologies in bioinformatics have never been so well positioned to take on the role of translational scientist, to build the tools to ask the questions that yield discoveries to improve human health.

Pharmacophores of various calmodulin inhibitors studied here may yield discovery of novel analgesics in the near future [33].

His explorations yielded discoveries of rock faces as diverse as the city they sit in.

As noted earlier, this concept not only revolutionized scientific understanding of the Earth's dynamic features (e.g., seismic activity, mountain-building, and volcanism) but also yielded discoveries of economic and political impact.

A second trip to the area yielded discovery of more than 100 of the toads in an area of 200 square meters, the scientists report this month in Zootaxa.

WHEN sliced open, fruits and vegetables purchased in the city's produce stores often yield unexpected discoveries.