Sentence examples for have low yield from inspiring English sources
However, most of these donors have low yield potential and other undesirable traits.
However, these processes have low yield and have stability issues during production due to the use of the plant-derived genes.
These landraces have partial tolerance of complete submergence and can resist stagnant flooding stress by stem and leaf elongation, but they have low yield of around 0.5 1.5 t ha−1 and low quality (Singh et al. 2011).
Although most SDWs have low yield, averaging at 1 m3/day (CFR, 4.5.5), there has been some complaints that in recent years' the SDWs have showed decreasing water levels and yield and that about 13 such SDWs in Mahoma Makulu and Mahoma Nyika have completely gone dry except for runoff filling them during rains.
However, questionnaire-based surveys of hearing loss typically have low yield [ 10, 11].
These landraces have low yield potential with poor combining ability, making progress to transfer these characteristics into high-yielding genotypes through conventional breeding relatively slow.
SIV commercial paper tends to have low yields, yet banks are required by regulators to put up huge amounts of capital to safeguard against losses.
The Eastern grapes eaten fresh, like Concord, Vanessa and Himrod, have rich, fruity flavors, but they also have drawbacks — Concord has a thick, astringent skin that slips off its soft flesh, and the better seedless varieties have low yields.
They are also working on using this approach to boost the ethanol yield from various industrial feedstocks that, because of starting compounds inherently toxic to yeast, now have low yields.
Many of its tea bushes, for instance, have low yields because they are decades past their prime and need to be replanted, which is expensive, said Hasitha de Alwis, director of promotion for the Sri Lanka Tea Board.
Such traits are beneficial for phytoremediation, however, most natural metal hyperaccumulator species are not adapted to agriculture and have low yields.
