Sentence examples for capita yield from inspiring English sources

During the drought year, both sets of families report per capita yield less than 200 ml (rich 178 ml ± 4.72; poor/middle 122.71 ml ± 2.41).

To conclude, the use of a per capita yield and profit incomes analysis provides relevant, objective, and practical policy advice for the management of small-scale and subsistence fisheries where alternative livelihood options may be limited.

Multiplying a middling per capita income by more than 1.3 billion "capita" yields a big number.

Moreover, the interaction term of teachers' salary and GDP per capita yields a negative effect, which reflects that teachers' salary is significantly related to the accessibility of childcare in countries with a lower GDP per capita.

All these factors contribute to a greater rate of contact with unsafe waters (parameter a) and increased (floods) or reduced (floods or droughts) dilution of the per capita bacterial yield (parameter e).

In 2008, rich families reported very low per capita milk yields (101.30 ml ± 5.03) whereas poor/middle class families reported higher per capita milk yields (344.08 ml ± 5.35).

Adjusting GDP for the size of the population -- GDP per capita -- yields a simple measure of the standard of living.

Increasing per capita crop yields, he suggested, is one way to cope with the frequent droughts that most climatologists see on the horizon in East Africa for years to come.

Normalizing release rates to a per-capita basis yields a useful metric for extrapolating plant specific observations to the regional or national scale.

According to our model, living in groups always yields a higher per capita reproductive output than solitary life.

At this time, we cannot know whether the CAPITA trial will yield useful results, but there are reasons for doubt.