Sentence examples for harvest yielded from inspiring English sources

The first harvest yielded on average 22% more harvestable biomass in the future elevated [CO2] treatment than in the current ambient [CO2] (F = 6.72, P<0.05) (Figure 1).

Last year's harvest yielded about 600 bottles of of oil.

Each harvest yielded 10-12 ml of this purified collagen, for a total yield of ~1 mg procollagen per liter of medium.

Mr. Putin said that the government might extend the ban if the harvest yields even less than the current grim forecasts.

In the early post-war period a number of newly developed innovations in the life sciences were made widely available, contributing to the eradication of some dreadful diseases and making an immense increase in harvest yields possible.

After the harvest, yield components including number of grains per panicle, panicle length, plant weight, shoot and root dry weights, number of panicle per plant, number of grains per plant and thousand grain weight were collected.

"There are a number of factors that impact whether a harvest yields so-called 'ugly' produce, including Mother Nature," Ales said.

However, the harvest yields from the O2 system, which was based on moderate amounts of animal and green manures, were not significantly different from the two other systems.

Nor is the intrusion itself the whole issue, though President Obama's intelligence review commission said such "bulk harvesting" yielded no noticeable increase in public safety.

During a 24-day harvest window, the total carbohydrate content remained relatively constant while the early-harvest yielded much higher carbohydrate solubilization for both C. thermocellum fermentation and SSCF.

We then assessed whether increasing the time between immunisations and delaying lung wash harvesting yielded greater respiratory tract IgA, as isotype conversion to IgA is known to occur over weeks, rather than days [ 18].