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Production experiments verified the synergistic effects predicted by the yield model, in which the platform with dual pathway for 2-ketobutyrate synthesis achieved higher yield (0.15 g/g of glucose) and productivity (0.12 g/L/h) of 1-propanol than individual ones alone: the threonine pathway (0.09 g/g; 0.04 g/L/h) or the citramalate pathway (0.11 g/g; 0.04 g/L/h).

Opportunistic DR screening model achieved higher yield of identification of visual impairment and DR compared to the yield of 10% of existing self reported Diabetic eye screening model at Zanzibar.

In contrast, the heterologous expression of ScLac in E. coli achieved higher yields in a shorter cultivation time and required only a single affinity chromatography purification step.

In general, non-transgressive overyielding was observed, i.e. species combinations often achieved higher yields than would have been expected from the respective mean monoculture performances (Fig. 2, Fig. S2).

Mixtures achieved high yield stability across environments through compensatory interactions.

Traditionally, breeders have achieved high yield in indica varieties by breeding plants that produce more productive tillers (tillers which bear an inflorescence) (Sheehy et al., 2001).

Different approaches have been developed to achieve higher yield but most of them rely on the design of complex devices.

The genetic improvement of planting stock and maximising growth through cultural practice are two strategies for achieving higher yield.

The understanding and control of the above parameters are essential to obtain high-quality nanocrystal quantum dots as well as achieving higher yield.

Thus, a lower level of substrate feeding (100 mM) was applied at an interval of 20 min to achieve higher yield of INA.

To help achieve higher yield, phenotype variations of heading date (HD), plant architecture and grain shape in a panel of 416 rice accessions were investigated in this study.