Examples of using May yield in English and their translations into Hebrew
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May yield something.
Less uniformity may yield more unity.
It may yield some helpful information.
The gas trapped within his body… may yield important information.
Or it may yield a good amount of profit or not.
Use of strips beyond the expiration date may yield inaccurate results.
Sure, it may yield some practical results, but that's not why we do it.".
The most effective method for your business may yield no results for another company.
Details in the photo may yield clues as to how radio jets interact with stars and intergalactic dust.
I have had a psychic vision about a location that may yield new evidence in the Czarsky case.
Physically, an active sex life may yield many benefits, including a youthful appearance due to better dietary habits and frequent exercise.
The oil trade has led to an increasingdemand for oil tankers for making deliveries, each of which may yield a profit of £6,600.
Yeah, look."Advances in technology may yield protection for exculpation"where none previously existed.".
Rather than treating the symptoms of hair loss, scientists aim to target the cause, which,in turn, may yield fewer side effects.
For most adults,moderately increasing green tea intake may yield some weight loss benefits without causing negative health effects.
This image, taken by the Hubble Space Telescope in July 2001,reveals unprecedented details of Hoag's Object and may yield a better understanding.
Though this allopathic approach may yield some benefits, the problem with it is that it's only a partial solution.
After more than one year of repairs, the LHC is now back ontrack to create high-energy particle collisions that may yield extraordinary insights into the nature of the physical universe.
When this may yield imaginative final results when completed methodically, slapping to the effects heavy-style can finally result in a muddled and hectic sound.
However, studies are increasingly suggesting regular,moderate chocolate consumption may yield significant health benefits, particularly when it comes to dark chocolate.
What matters is that they are capable of ensuring that neither of you makes hasty decisions based on ignorance or psychologic stress,and that you can talk about your needs in a way which may yield a solution.
Together, one or more of these approaches may yield highly sensitive biomarkers for glaucoma detection and progression, and provide a sensitive means to monitor treatment efficacy.
Translation to English, translation to French and translation to Spanish,which are all common international languages in many target countries, may yield very lucrative outcomes when aiming at new markets.
Momme von Sydowsuggested further definitions of'survival of the fittest' that may yield a testable meaning in biology and also in other areas where Darwinian processes have been influential. However, much care would be needed to disentangle tautological from testable aspects. Moreover, an"implicit shifting between a testable and an untestable interpretation can be an illicit tactic to immunize natural selection… while conveying the impression that one is concerned with testable hypotheses".
What matters is that they are capable of ensuring that neither of you makes hasty decisions based on ignorance or psychologic stress, and that you don't become radical about your opinions in vain,instead of having a conversation of needs which may yield a solution.
Perhaps a, uh, gentler approach might yield quicker results, detective.
Darkness, Grant life from life,blood from blood that this useless flesh might yield useful hands and do your work.
However investments in Prague might yield higher profits due to the very high financing offered by local banks, with much more attractive terms than in Tel Aviv.