Sentence examples for extreme yields from inspiring English sources

In addition, this argument, taken to its logical extreme, yields absurd outcomes.

As a result, the estimation of probability of extreme yield events involves more uncertainties.

Charcoal rot caused by Macrophomina phaseolina in castor is one of the major pathogenic determinants for extreme yield loss.

Thus, when a technology is associated with high risks that may lead to extreme yield fluctuations, it may be useful to insure the farmers against such risks to encourage adoption.

Extreme yield drops in Europe in 2003 (loss of 13 billion Euros) were associated with an environmental temperature increase of nearly 6 °C above the long-term mean and below average precipitation of approximately 300 mm [17].

Bolignon et al. (2012) showed that reference population animals with extreme yield deviations are the most informative for genomic selection.

Under changes in the assumption of date of seroconversion, these two extremes yield maximum and minimum estimates of longitudinally measured incidence.

US growth may be too slow to give Obama an easy ride home, but his rejection of extreme austerity yields a 2.2% uplift that looks lush to Europe.

As a results, these two extreme cases yield lower and upper performance bounds for any conceivable heterogeneous network deployment [76].

The extreme excess yield for the credit barbell is gone, but investors can still pick up 10 to 15 extra basis points if they buy a barbell (the combination of short- and long-term paper) rather than the bullet (the middle-of-the-curve paper).

It turned out that the parameters of his experiment were more rigorous than I expected, and it also turned out that setting an extreme goal yielded behavioral and biological results that could be extrapolated for meaning in the not-so-extreme.