Sentence examples for found yield from inspiring English sources

A landmark 2001 study by Jules Pretty and Rachel Hine examined 208 projects from 52 countries and found yield increases of 50-100% for rain-fed crops like maize.

Applying their findings to models of a world with unabated emissions, they found yield declines of 63-82% by the end of the century, with hefty drops even in the relatively clement first half.This study, like many, made no provision for CO2 fertilisation.

Numerical tests point out that the orientation of the specimen defines the quality of the found yield loci.

Although no radiocarbon dating has been carried out on M. macpheei remains, bones of the rodent Macrotarsomys petteri from layers in the same cave deposit bracketing those where M. macpheei was found yield dates of around 2480 and 1760 Before Present.

Field trials in Brazil found yield loss averaging 37% when infection began at R5 growth stage and 67% when infection started at R2 [ 3].

The WBGU has recently used LPJmL, a dynamic global vegetation model, to simulate yields of bio-energy crops with and without irrigation and found yield potentials of up to 23 MJ/m/yr [ 5 ], a bit more than twice current average global aboveground NPP.

Even looking at the faces for as little as one second, Todorov found, yielded the exact same result: a snap judgment that generally identified the winners and losers.

Previous work has found yield-maximizing nitrogen (N) rates in switchgrass production and results have varied widely.

The latter, they found, yielded on reassembly a sequence essentially identical to the original; the other two gave a fairly nonsensical jumble of DNA.

Beer, where he'll find Yield.

"If you're not risk-averse, it's probably one of the easiest times to find yield and income".