Sentence examples for diminishing yields from inspiring English sources

After a few years of planting, the field was abandoned to the forest, as competition from weeds and declining soil fertility resulted in diminishing yields.

Stem cell 'purification' may gain insight from a biochemical purification scheme, in which successive fractionation results in diminishing yields and increasing specific activity.

The yields of the polyphosphide derivatives for the first turnover were generally quantitative, but this dropped to circa 40%% in the second turnover, reflecting the buildup of inorganic salts and the diminishing yields of 1 and 2 in each turnover.

One problem was the immense quantity of wastewater that was being brought up along with the diminishing yield of oil.

Similar finding was previously reported on common bean by Fageria et al. (2014), as stated in Mitscherlich's law of diminishing yield.

Further increase in the equivalents of nitromethane resulted, predictably, in diminishing yield of 4 due to increased formation of the nitromethane adduct (3).

However the combination of diminishing yield of the CTPA from 2000 to 2010, the younger and healthier patients on whom CTPA is being performed, the underutilization of pre-tests probability and D-dimer, the presence of known lung pathology on a chest film, the drop in V/Q scans not matched by the increase in the number of CTPAs, all attest to the unjustified overuse of CTPA.

In otherwise normal conditions, every day the temperature is over this threshold diminishes yields by at least 1%.

Your plants will need water to grow and to set fruit, and drought will diminish yields, but the fruits themselves will still be tasty if they are a little thirsty at ripening time.

The model indicated that a 12% cut in fertilizer, which wouldn't diminish yields, could slash nitrate in the lower Mississippi River by 33%, McIsaac's team reports in the 8 November issue of Nature.

Given the changing global climate, coupled with expected increase in evapotranspiration due to increased temperatures, the ASALs are expected to experience frequent climatic extremes, increased aridity, increased water stress, diminished yields from rain-fed agriculture and increased food insecurity and malnutrition (Thornton and Lipper 2014).