Sentence examples for gained yield from inspiring English sources

Human energy profitability (HEP) in the RM was higher than that of RD, which suggested that the RD gained yield in paddy field through increased labor intensity but decreased agro-chemical energy, which belonged to labor-intensity farming method, as it conforms to China's national conditions.

Using a cost-effectiveness threshold of €50 000 per QALY gained yields a more intensive screening programme, with seven screening rounds.

Using cost-effectiveness thresholds of €20 000 and €50 000 per QALY gained yields optimal screening programmes with three and seven screening rounds, respectively.

Due to locational differences, gain yield varied from 3352 to 4858 kg ha−1 (Fig. 3).

The "best" values for driver energy, gain, yield and pulse rate comes out of well-known trade-off studies to arrive at the minimum cost of electricity.

The general linear model (GLM) analysis of variance (ANOVA) were used to compare gain yield, grain nutrient uptake, and total biomass data from the different treatments and also between the varieties using SPSS version 17.

Application of the method on two case studies shows that considering heat losses and heat gains yield more realistic utility targets and help reduce both the insulation capital cost and utility cost of a HEN.

In contrast, a SNP in the 3'UTR of the SPL14 gene in rice perturbed osa-miR156-associated translational regulation which led to an improved rice plant with reduced tiller number, better gain yield and enhanced lodging resistance [ 21].

Treasury bonds gained, sending yields lower on Tuesday.

A. Higher-yielding bonds have been popular with those willing to take more risk to gain extra yield.

For example, in the early season in South China, farmers would like to grow rice earlier to gain more yield.