The phrase "achieve yield" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agriculture, finance, or production, where it refers to obtaining a certain level of output or return.
Example: "Farmers are constantly looking for ways to achieve yield improvements through better crop management techniques."
Alternatives: "attain output" or "realize returns".
This indicates that qDTY 12.1 + qDTY 3.1 is appropriate in the MRQ74 background to achieve yield increases under RS as well as to maintain high yields under NS.
Jatropha biodiesel yield required higher amount of catalyst (4 wt.%) and longer reaction time (4 h) under reflux temperature to achieve yield > 80%.
Complex traits such as crop yield are likely multigenic, and the exhaustive screening of random gene combinations to achieve yield gains is not realistic.
This work presents the case study illustrating the application of scan diagnosis flow as an effective means to achieve yield enhancement.
This is because the maximum N obtainable from common organic manures is <10%%, P <2 % and K <10 % of dry matter compared with high nutrient outflows of up to 105 kg ha−1 of N, 13 kg ha−1 of P and 107 kg ha−1 of K to achieve yield levels of 1 t ha−1 per year resulting in serious negative nutrient balances (Van der Vossen 2005; Wrigley 1988).
Farmers in developing nations who use the technology achieve yields 14 percentage points above those of GM farmers in the rich world.
Yet west European farmers achieve yields of up to 9 tonnes per hectare, whereas east European ones get just 2-4 tonnes.
The profiles include details on what the sponsorship funds―farm inputs, technical advice, or logistical support―to achieve yields.
Future studies will target the development of optimized heterologous production systems, in particular for the F1 enzyme in order to achieve yields detectable on SDS-PAGE.
One of the major challenges for developing the cost-effective streamlined bioprocess is to achieve yields that are close to theoretical limits [ 65].
The yields of RLL systems are typically two orders of magnitude lower than WGE [ 10] and ICEs prepared from Spodoptera frugiperda can achieve yields of up to 50 μg/mL [ 11].
