Moreover, our work yielded fruitful results with respect to estimating the molecular evolutionary rates of mtDNA sequences (Cytb and CR), which change depending on the time that has passed over the last 100,000 years.
Importantly, expansion and refinement of foundational models similar to the one developed in this system has yielded fruitful understanding of the EGF system [ 79]–[ 82]; similarly, we anticipate that expanding upon the model developed in this study will lead to further insights into the role of the IGF system in ovarian cancer.
"The Nuremberg Code says you can only do human testing if it yields fruitful results for the good of society that you can't achieve any other way," Mr. Olson said.
Military intervention embarked upon by the current administration has yet to yield fruitful results.
According the theory, structural and positional variations and collective assets, such as trust and common ideology, are important since they affect the degree to which social relations thrive and yield fruitful results.
In view of the fact that other scientific fields have already gone through a similar process of development, it is likely that cross-disciplinary collaborations in data analysis will yield fruitful results in genetics.
Further, continued mining of the proteomic dataset coupled with analysis of novel factors in physiologically relevant models will continue to yield fruitful avenues for investigation into the biology of cardiovascular development and pathogenic mechanisms of CHDs in the hope of advancing prevention, diagnosis and treatment.
In conclusion, the results show that scientific studies carried out on medicinal plants having traditional claims of effectiveness can yield fruitful results.
Further investigation into the functions of duplicated genes in the metabolic pathway of arginine should yield fruitful insights into the lifestyle of L. hongkongensis.
Future studies aimed at identifying the BACE1 interactome will yield fruitful information regarding novel proteins that control BACE1 trafficking, and hence Aβ production, which in turn could represent potential AD therapeutic targets.
Indeed, paragraph 2 of the Nuremberg code reads: "The experiment should be such as to yield fruitful results for the good of society, unprocurable by any other methods or means of study, and not random or unnecessary in nature" [ 21].
