Sentence examples for considerable productivity from inspiring English sources
However, several cell cultures can have considerable productivity, and in some cases their production exceeds that present in intact plants.
The disease affects the reproductive system of animals, leading to considerable productivity losses, such as reduced milk production, abortion, weak offsprings, weight loss, cull and condemnation of infected animals due to infertility, lameness and impediment for trade and export [ 2].
The reservoir rocks in these areas show a strong stress sensitivity of the fluid transport properties and a considerable productivity decline due to changing stress conditions during the production process.
Palm oil's considerable productivity and profitability offers wealth and development where help is most needed.
Eventually, Breyer became Kennedy's chief counsel on the committee, and under their direction it achieved considerable productivity and ideological harmony.
Low resistivity reservoirs, which are important oil reservoirs with considerable productivity, cannot be easily identified through traditional electrical logging methods.
Many patients required prolonged hospitalization and time in rehabilitation facilities and had severe disabilities, which suggests that paralysis caused by WNV infection is associated with considerable lost productivity and incurred healthcare costs.
The nine strains of Nannochloropsis tested showed considerable variations in productivity and lipidomics highlighting the importance of strain selection.
There are potentially considerable health and productivity benefits of improving indoor air quality in non-industrial buildings.
Allen was responsible for several notable initiatives involving infrastructure, supply chain, marketing, business analysis, and strategic planning, which resulted in considerable improvements in productivity and profitability.
Such controllable aspects of the environment as location of work and working hours can have a considerable effect on productivity and failure rates.
