Sentence examples for decrease in yields from inspiring English sources

The recovered IL layer containing the expensive Re catalyst was reused up to four times, yielding 3 without much decrease in yields.

Recent research by Danish and American scientists suggests that if all agriculture was organic, the slight decrease in yields in the northern hemisphere would be more than matched by overall increases elsewhere, leading to a slight increase in total food production.

Beyond 2 mL of MeOH, the dispersion phenomenon leads to a decrease in yields.

This method has several advantages such as: ease of preparation and handling of the catalyst, simplicity and easy work-up, high reaction rates, excellent yields and effective reusability of the catalyst for several times without considerable decrease in yields.

For example, people still use many unsustainable farming methods such as monocultures, burning of crop residue, poor fertility management, tillage, etc. which results in many catastrophic impacts on the environment – such as deforestation and soil degradation – have the potential to lead to a decrease in yields, increase in insect pests and diseases on crops (Schmitter et al. 2010).

All mutants were successfully expressed and purified without any noticeable decrease in yields.

Excessive quantities of some nutrients may cause decrease in yield, however.

Plant diseases caused by MLOs are grouped as agents of "decline" (characterized by loss of vigour, decrease in yield of fruit, and eventual death) and agents of virescence (the greening of flowers) and developmental abnormalities.

A slight decrease in yield can be observed at the third hour of reaction.

Plots with a lower plant density demonstrated a smaller decrease in yield due to waterlogging.

During five cycles the catalyst was near quantitatively recovered but a slight decrease in yield was observed.