The cost figure is a combination of establishment costs, loss of yield and fixed land costs.
Lantican et al. (2003) 1973 1994 Bukidnon, Mindanao Philippines Landsat image, SPOT HRV, land use map, secondary data of agriculture (yield, cost of production, amount of silt removed from irrigation canal etc).
The smaller die size of copper chips increases yield, lowers cost of production and increases reliability.
The question any investment-conscious person considering the value of dating may want to ask themselves is, "Will I get a good return on my investment?" Does the high cost of dating yield enough benefits to outweigh the expense?
However, this might be at the cost of product yield and/or throughput.
Operating at a high pH (∼9) contributed to the high selectivity to acetic acid, which might be industrially desirable but at the cost of lower yield compared to a neutral pH.
The variables that positively and significantly influenced the intensity of IRVs adoption include income from rice production, membership of a farmers' organization, and the distance to the nearest sources of seed, cost of seed, yield and level of training.
This elimination was however at the cost of RNA yield which declined after each round of DNase I treatment (Tables 1 and 2).
The molar ratios of carbon used for ethanol production were comparable between strain BAD and ∆siz1, indicating the improved furfural tolerance in strain ∆siz1 was not at the cost of ethanol yield (Additional file 1: Table S5).
