Sentence examples for compromise yields from inspiring English sources

Rouby and colleagues conclude that this compromise yields equal numbers of hyperinflated and non-aerated lung regions.

Mr. Dodd said Thursday that Democrats would proceed on their own after months of stop-and-start negotiations with Republicans over a bipartisan compromise yielded little progress.

We employed a 120 min RT incubation time in this protocol after multiple experiments, and since the excess extension time may compromise yield and specificity, the optimal PCR extension time was determined based on template lengths and extension rates of the DNA polymerase.

Leaf spot disease is economically critical because the destruction of the leaves limits photosynthesis and compromises yield [ 1]. C. beticola propagates by macroconidia, asexual spores that overwinter in plant debris on the field and are spread in spring by wind and rain splash [ 2]. C. beticola is a hemibiotrophic fungus with biotrophic and necrotrophic phases.

Without such changes, the ongoing loss is destined to compromise agricultural yields worldwide".

He hopes that the chemistry of the place and the moment can induce a spirit of "principled compromise" that yields a substantive peace agreement.

Meagre profits — or in some cases, losses — from exports, coupled with last year's widespread damage to mango farms, could compromise future yields.

Continuously deteriorating environmental conditions will combine with salinity stress to further compromise crop yields.

When a large number of observations are available the approach of Efron et al. [ 36] provides a compromise that yields local false discovery rates through the use of empirical Bayesian methods.

The models were used to calculate the optimum operating conditions for production of activated carbon providing a compromise between yield and adsorption of the process.

Therefore, breeding for maize weevil resistance in these populations would not necessarily compromise grain yield.