Sentence examples for for greater yields from inspiring English sources

Carbon feeds soil life, allowing for greater yields of nutrient-dense fruits, vegetables and grains.

Traditional investments such as bonds are giving less return just as European investors are looking for greater yield to fund retirement accounts.

So Azotobacter can be used as a biofertilizer for greater yield and the yield is highest with Azotobacter combined with farmyard manure and inorganic fertilizer (NPK).

To obtain greater amount of RNA, we kept the samples at −80°C for overnight to enhance RNA precipitation for greater yield.

Horticultural research often has the same goals as other agronomic plant research, such as breeding crops for greater yield and higher quality in terms of longer shelf life and richer nutrients, and understanding the fundamental processes of plant life such as development, reproduction, adaptation to diverse environments and resistance to diseases, insects and abiotic stresses.

We have been using chemical weapons on our own children -- and ourselves -- for decades, the chemical weapons we use in agriculture to win the war on pests, weeds, and the false need for ever greater yields.

The results are greater yields for farmers and cheaper food for consumers.

The findings on maize yield in this study agrees with the report by Edwerds et al. (2007)) in which compost application (in 974 plots and on 9 crops including maize) at the rate of 5 15 tons/ha for 7 years, showed greater yields than commercial fertilizer and control (no treatment) in Ethiopia's Tigray region.

There was a clear tendency for a greater yield of hybridoma cells in the NPD based fusion experiments as compared to the parallel fusions in DI based media.

These studies suggested that the CTC-chip technology might prove superior to the CellSearch® platform in terms of utility for biomarker analyses based on substantially increased sensitivity and greater yields of CTCs for downstream molecular analyses [45].

Engineering higher photosynthetic efficiency for greater crop yields has gained significant attention among plant biologists and breeders.