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unable to yield

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See: barren


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GW said in a statement to the stock exchange that the patient response rate to its drug was "very high", but the difference from response to a placebo was insufficient so the trial was unable to yield a "statistically significant outcome".
Andrew Evans, defending, said only one plant was found and it had not gone into bud, therefore it was unable to yield any crop.
The chemical method used is unable to yield accurate data for the level of PGE concentrations present in the studied material.
 
 
 
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