Sentence examples for yielding knowledge from inspiring English sources

Moreover, QSPR models can be used to assist the design of new libraries and for extraction of rules and relationships, yielding knowledge about catalysis.

Most significantly, despite extensive in vitro research of plant-derived antimicrobials, there are limited in vivo studies, yielding knowledge about the toxicology of the extensive repertoire of compounds.

The intent of the PROMIS initiative is to advance the measurement of HRQOL symptoms and functioning by utilizing the same measures across chronic illnesses in children and adolescents, yielding knowledge through comparability of items and scores across diverse pediatric populations.

This methodology has been successfully applied to the difficult case of the Lez karst basin, yielding improved knowledge on basin behavior and a revised delimitation of its feeding basin.

Collingwood agrees with Ayer that metaphysics traditionally understood as a science of pure being yielding presuppositionless knowledge of reality is not possible.

People have first-personal access to some of their own bodily and mental states, yielding direct knowledge of phenomenological facts about what it is like for them to be in these states.

Believing that each new applicable skill offered the possibility of yielding new knowledge about the machinery of mitochondrion and chloroplast division, Miyagishima mastered as many as he could during his doctoral studies.

However, most studies ended with a small number of individuals affected at adult outcome and they focused on the childhood years with a limited array of cognitive functions, yielding little knowledge on episodic memory, particularly visual memory, and on how developmental trajectories of different cognitive dysfunctions may relate to the onset of psychoses.

Both data-driven techniques and simulation-based techniques open possibilities of reinterpreting what is meant by biologic function, yielding new knowledge representations.

DGF with deep sequencing has been implemented to uncover cell-specific TF binding motifs in humans, yielding expansive knowledge on regulatory circuits and the role of TF binding in relation to chromatin structure, gene expression, and cellular differentiation [ 19, 78].

The most recent call to eradicate malaria has given impetus to the research on P. vivax, yielding greater knowledge on the parasite and helping researchers and funding agencies to avoid "flying blind".