Sentence examples for drop in yields from inspiring English sources

But the approach is plagued by a number of issues, including a fivefold drop in yields in cold winter weather.

Some scenarios see a big drop in yields – at a time when they need to be increasing to feed a growing population.

This is because government bonds are seeing a drop in yields – or the interest rate they pay out to investors – as the City searches for havens for its cash in the event of a leave vote.

The decline in stock prices during the fall, combined with the climb in bond prices and the corresponding drop in yields, means that stocks are as cheaply valued as they have been since 1998, Mr. Berdine said.

Farmers will need to grow different crops as rising temperatures and unpredictable rainfall lead to a drop in yields of maize, rice and wheat in developing countries, according to agricultural experts.

Ryanair, the low-cost airline, reported revenue of 245.2 million euros ($278.3 million) for the three months to the end of June, a 26percentt increase from last year, despite a drop in yields and average load factor, the proportion of passengers to available seats.

But Argentina has suffered a 27% drop in yield due to droughts and the planting of huge swathes of land with soya beans for biofuel.

For a fixed draw ratio, a significant drop in yield stress can be observed with decreasing drawing temperature.

For corn, he said, that temperature is 84 degrees, and a single day of 104 degrees causes a 7 percent drop in yield.

Results show that increasing the fraction of ethanol and water in the reaction solution relative to dimethyl formamide (DMF) increases the size of the crystals produced, while resulting in a subsequent drop in yield.

Wheat in two-year rotations showed a significantly higher (+19.4%) average yield level than in continuous cropping or in 2WM, 3WM, 4WM and 5WM, mainly due to a drop in yield occurring in the first (−13%) and second (−19%) year of recropping.