Sentence examples for harvest potential from inspiring English sources
A big problem, according to Akumah, is many of the farms do not have the inputs to reach the full harvest potential of their land plots.
The soil-vine interface may also be the area where management techniques can have the highest impact on C stocks and harvest potential [45, 46, 49, 50].
The motives behind RAs are: to facilitate reuse, and thereby harvest potential savings through reduced cycle times, cost, risk and increased quality (Cloutier et al. [2010]); to help with the evolution of a set of systems that stem from the same RA (Galster and Avgeriou [2011]); and to ensure standardization and interoperability (Angelov et al. [2012]).
The background application uses Natural Language Processing NLPP) to harvest potential problem list entries from the list of 80 targeted problems detected in the multiple free-text electronic documents available in our electronic medical record.
In turn, as these traits have strong influence on a fish stock's harvest potential, it is important to consider both short- and long-term impacts (including genetic effects) of size-selective harvest on fish growth and maturation schedules.
In turn, as these traits have strong influence on a fish stock's harvest potential, effective management of fisheries for sustainable yields and genetic diversity requires consideration of both short- and long-term impacts (including both ecological and genetic effects) on fish growth and maturation schedules.
Power harvesting potential of the novel device is also presented.
Thus, nonlinear analyses are required to investigate the energy harvesting potential of this prototypical nonlinear system.
The energy harvesting potential of the proposed MSSRs is as good as those of the structures given in the literature.
This work also investigates the effects of the arterial wall's material properties on energy harvesting potential.
The leaf area index (LAI) and fraction of photosynthetically active radiation (FPAR) absorbed by the vegetation are key biophysical measures of canopy foliage area and light harvesting potential.
