Sentence examples for harm yields from inspiring English sources

The report's section on agriculture focused on several studies in which fields and grasslands were exposed to doubled concentrations of carbon dioxide, with growth patterns in plants shifting in ways that could harm yields.

And if done wrong, it can harm yields.

Changes to the river's flooding regime will harm yields from flood-recession agriculture, prevent the replenishment of important grazing areas, and reduce fish populations -- all critical resources for livelihoods of local indigenous groups.

A million people are hungry and without drinking water in inner China due to extreme heat and drought, and such tableaus will be magnified worldwide, scientists conclude, as rising temperatures and ozone pollution increasingly harm crop yields.

Drought stress towards the end of the growing season may not cause serious harm in grain yield.

Different combinations of certain parameter values produced CRR scenarios which yielded harm rate estimates with acceptable precision.

Figure  1 provides a graphical display of all CRR scenarios that yielded harm rate estimates with acceptable precision.

We combined a wide range of different parameter values into different CRR scenarios and used computer simulation to establish which ones would yield harm rate estimates with acceptable precision and adequate power.

Our findings suggest that if at least 300 practices each reviewed 25 records twice over a given period of time (say 12 months), the CRR sample yield harm rate estimates with acceptable precision and would have adequate power to detect a 50% reduction in 'any' assumed baseline harm rate if it occurred during this period.

The problem with most of these approaches is that they either harm the plants or yield compounds that then must be separated from the elicitor.

The worst scenario for a TIPS investor is deflation, which would harm both price and yield.