The phrase "aggregate yield" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial or agricultural contexts to refer to the total yield or return from a particular investment or crop over a specified period.
Example: "The aggregate yield from the investment portfolio exceeded our expectations this quarter."
Alternatives: "total yield" or "overall yield".
In the line of descent from Jane Jacobs, he sees cities as the sites of small-scale, unplanned human interactions that, in the aggregate, yield big civilizational rewards.
The MIRCA2000 global data set on crop area74 was used to aggregate yield simulations at 25 km to the European, national, or NUTS2 levels.
A number of statistical tests were considered in R for the (1) relative changes in EU aggregate yield, (2) losses due to drought stress on average, (3) losses due to heat stress on average, and (4) drivers of heat stress in the years with yields in the lowest decile.
While we consider the impact for each state of a range of educational reforms, an improvement that moves each state to the best-performing state would in the aggregate yield an estimated present value of long-run economic gains of 8percentt of discounted future GDP.
Short-term adaptation will probably not be enough to compensate for the loss of aggregate yield due to size-selective fishing.
The 30 m resolution of Landsat-based SCYM does not appear to offer large benefits for tracking aggregate yields, but enables finer scale analyses than possible with the other approaches.
Both the compressive strength and splitting tensile strength increased with curing age, however, laterised concrete with 10% laterite content and 75% ceramic coarse aggregate yielded higher strength at 28 days than the reference concrete.
Next, we aggregate the first two genes using the formula y = x 1 + x 2 / 2 ; if the expression of this aggregate yields a larger absolute t-score than the first gene, this combination is retained as a module with the combined expression becoming the PA.
Tillage in November 2011 showed no effect on macro-aggregate yield in comparison to earlier sampling in September 2011.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02949.010 10.7554/eLiFigure49.011 Figure 5 figure supplement 1. Bacterial cell extracts containing propagated, infectious Sup35 NM aggregates yield both strong and weak [ PSI +] yeast transformants.
Twenty-fivefold expansion has been achieved over 14 days during aggregate-based hPSC culture [ 49] and studies into expansion of hPSCs as aggregates yield similar expansion-folds when compared to microcarrier systems [ 70– 72].
