Sentence examples for harvesting yields from inspiring English sources

While many rural farmers keep bees, the traditional method of collecting honey results in low quality honey and low harvesting yields.

Even in the absence of any evolutionary effects of harvesting, yields can be lowered through recruitment overfishing, i.e., through the demographic consequences of increased juvenile mortality.

Lower harvesting yields due to possible increase in water shortage may also lead to a detensification of agriculture as discussed in Olesen and Bindi (2002).

To the extent that such evolutionary consequences include reductions in the population persistence and sustainable yield of target species (see for example the study by Hutchings and Fraser 2008), halting or mitigating them can represent a shortcut towards achieving the long-term objective of sustainable harvesting yields.

With fewer hands to plant and harvest, crop yields drop.

In the last harvest, crop yields for some farmers increased six-fold – and they were able to sell the excess at market, and thus bolster their income and provide for their families.

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.

The optimal sustainable harvesting yield is (5.6).

Therefore the average Wealthfront client received 5.67% in total annual harvesting yield versus 5.8%.

Biomass, for example, is traditionally evaluated by harvesting yield plots with a field chopper.

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].