Sentence examples for harvest efficiencies from inspiring English sources

The pMIR-REPORT-β-gal control vector was cotransfected as an internal control to correct the differences in both transfection and harvest efficiencies.

The pRL-TK vector responsible for the constitutive expression of Renilla luciferase (Promega) was co-transfected as an internal control to correct for differences in both transfection and harvest efficiencies.

The manual harvest efficiency is 16.7%; however the mechanized harvest efficiency average value is 35.8%.

In addition, it can improve the energy harvest efficiency from the ocean thermocline.

This suggests that higher energy distribution along the branch, therefore higher harvest efficiency, could be obtained on such branches.

Guayule seed harvested by the machine ranged from 1.73 to 7.18 kg/ha and harvest efficiency varied from 77 to 91%.

It implies that cherry trees with simple structure, straight branch orientation and less branch junction will have higher harvest efficiency when in impact or vibration harvesting.

Though mechanical harvesting systems are available for processed blueberries, low harvest efficiency and high fruit damage have limited their use for picking blueberries for fresh market.

Observed variability in harvest efficiency and uncertainties of forest productivity are introduced in a stochastic simulation of future biological and financial returns to the alternative logging systems.

Despite the perceived investment risks, RIL harvesting operations generate competitive or superior returns relative to CL for a wide range of discount rates due to gains in harvest efficiency and forest conservation.

Shattering genes, sh4 and qSH1, were deliberately modified to influence harvest efficiency as recently as the past 100 years, contributing directly to rice domestication (Zhang et al. 2009).