Sentence examples for far higher yields from inspiring English sources

In about three the farmers' varieties still had far higher yields.

Although the soil isn't as dark and moisture-rich as in Iowa and Illinois, the two biggest soybean producers, Nebraska ranks in the top five, with its big aquifers helping produce far higher yields than the national average.

However, if they are to be successful, plantation forests must have a far higher yield of timber than their natural counterparts, on much shorter rotation times.

And they will be assured that stocks are such a good investment -- a far higher yield than you get on bonds, with hardly any risk -- that it's a great deal.

Traded life policy investments (TLPIs, otherwise known as senior life or viatical settlements), which invest in US life insurance policies, have been promoted to UK investors on the basis that they pay a predictable and far higher yield than cash savings, and do not suffer the same peaks and troughs as stockmarket investments or savings effected by economic cycles.

While a number of small-run handsets have demonstrated this biometric ability, Samsung has been seen to shy away from putting it in its handsets which have much larger production runs and demand far higher yield rates at scale.

After the 2006 test the Russians estimated a far higher yield of 5 to 10 kilotons when other sources estimated a yield of 0.5 to 0.9 kilotons.

Analysis of corresponding metagenomes confirms much higher levels of assembly in the metatranscriptomic samples and a far higher yield of large gene families with >100 members, ∼91% of which were novel.

This technique allows the separation of a cellular fraction that is highly enriched in HPTEC or HRTC from respectively normal renal cortex and tumoral kidney tissue, with far higher yield and cell viability than other established isolation procedures.

While there are a number of other conditions that can result in chronic cough, in the absence of evidence suggesting the presence of one of these other disorders, an approach strongly focused on initially detecting the presence of UACS, asthma, or GERD, alone or in combination, is likely to have a far higher yield than routinely searching for relatively uncommon or obscure diagnoses.

While Citicorp's yield was down sharply, it remained far higher than yields of about 6percentto6.25percentcent paid by other companies at similar auctions yesterday.