Sentence examples for expense of yield from inspiring English sources

Maximum sulfate group density can only be achieved at the expense of yield.

It's crucial that any improvements not come at the expense of yield, taste, and other qualities important to farmers and consumers.

Aging treatments at temperatures greater than 600 °C produce more austenite, in the range 2 7%, but at the expense of yield strength.

*Keep bond duration as low as possible (under three years), even at the expense of yield.

If you think that fund managers who consider environmental issues when picking stocks are saving the world at the expense of yield, think again.

Self-assembly is characterized by high yields but often chaotic organization of nano-particles, whereas absolute control leads to accurate positioning, usually at the expense of yield.

For female broilers reared until 56 days old the negative effects of reduced early growth on feed conversion with longer reduced lights were compensated by a higher yield of legs and wings at the expense of breast yield by the market age [ 19].

Especially an increase in gas yield (+14 wt%, mainly CO) was observed in absence of cooling (Pvac/No Cooling), while both the gas (+4 wt%) and char yield (+3 wt%) increased under atmospheric pressure (Patm/Cooling), all at the expense of oil yield.

In semiarid areas, cereal crops often allocate more biomass to root at the expense of aboveground yield.

More diverse perennial grasslands that include forbs have the potential to increase pest suppression and pollination, decrease greenhouse gas emissions, and enhance grassland bird communities, but likely at the expense of biomass yield.

Cryogenic separation insures high purity at the expense of low yield and higher cost.