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Across all fields, N fertilizer application increased yield on average by 121%.

Here, we demonstrate that inclusion of the helper plasmid pTUM4, which results in the expression of four chaperones, DsbA, DsbC, FkpA, and SurA, increased yield on average 3.5-fold for the nine multi-disulfide bond single domain antibodies evaluated.

There was a trend of increased yield on the plots treated with three kinds of vermicompost for the residual effect of the second mustard cropping.

Tendon damage in obese subjects is associated with two different mechanisms, ie, increased yield on load-bearing tendons and biochemical alterations attributed to systemic dysmetabolic factors.

Cereal crops are good model systems for the study of root plasticity because crops have been subject to artificial selection for increased yield on cultivated soils, and the identification of germplasm harboring advantageous root plasticity traits might have practical applications in agricultural breeding programs.

Previous studies have shown that co-utilization of thiosulfate or C1 compounds like formate and formaldehyde leads to an increased yield on the primary carbon source (Baerends et al. 2008; Bruinenberg et al. 1985; Harris et al. 2007; Masau et al. 2001).

It is also plausible to assume that at least some of those production increases would come in the form of increasing agricultural acreage by conversion of forests and grasslands, rather than increased yields on existing croplands.

Regarding A. succinogenes, increased yields on clean sugar streams and enhanced SA productivities have been demonstrated with continuous operation of both biofilm systems [ 12– 15, 27] and an external membrane cell recycle system [ 25].

Fig. 4b shows that this is only partly a result of increased yields on areas used for growing bioenergy: Growth in yields compared to BAU makes more area available for growing bioenergy, while any reduction in cropland yields results in less area availability.

Airlines may cut prices to increase yield on an underfilled route (for a brief period, United intentionally dropped flight prices to Vietnam by about 50%).

Dr. McCouch has reported increasing yields on commercial rice strains by 10percentto20percentcent by crossing them with wild species.