Sentence examples for greater yield increases from inspiring English sources

Tomato and brinjal also showed the same trend, with much greater yield increases (tomato: 79 and 71.3%; brinjal: 94.2 and 71.2%).

Nevertheless, greater carbon assimilation and electron transport rates (J and Jmax) for transformants led to greater yield increases than WT at elevated [CO2] compared to ambient grown plants.

A greater yield increase was thought likely in a season with more normal rainfall.

Based on least squares means analysis (data not shown), the temperature effect on xylose yield is likely due to a greater yield increase as the temperature is raised from 80° to 90°C rather than the decrease in yield when temperature is raised from 90° to 100°C.

A responsiveness to nitrogen supply, with great yield increases when water was not limiting, was exhibited.

Due to covalent cross-linking, albumin MBs form relatively rigid shells by disulfide bridging of proteins as compared with other compositions of MBs [ 34]; this stabilizes the shell and prevents gas dissolution, resulting in a greater yield and increasing their acoustic durability.

Food security in these regions would be strengthened by higher crop yields, greater yield stability, and increased macro- and micro-nutrient quality of staple crops [ 2].

New information from surveys in China and satellite pictures suggests that the grain area has been seriously under-reported, which means that the potential for yield increases is far greater than was previously thought.

This increased population of Paenibacillus sp. would increase the nitrogen fixing efficiency thus leading to greater yield.

Every year the yield increases.

Sediment concentration and yield increased with greater plot length from 3 m to 15 m, but decreased at a plot length of 30 m. Sediment rating coefficients were also affected by plot size and with the progression of the rainy monsoon phase.