Sentence examples for increased yields in from inspiring English sources
Favourable conditions and increased yields in coffee producing countries like Brazil, Colombia and Honduras has meant the world's coffee supply has gone into surplus.
Two recent multicenter blood culture studies found that BacT/Alert FAN (FAN) bottles (Organon Teknika, Durham, N.C). had increased yields in detecting bacteremia and fungemia compared with standard BacT/Alert (STD) bottles.
On the other hand, there are also positive effects of climate change: prolongation of the growing season [52] might lead to increased yields in some regions, and cultivation of new fruit varieties might be possible [48, 53, 54].
Facing such variability, combined with the frequent shift from water to nitrogen limitation, our five year results suggested plant growth by residual fertilizer N in dry years increased yields in following wet years.
Despite projections of increased yields in some more temperate regions of the world, sub-Saharan Africa is projected to have increased food insecurity.
Our modifications account for the acidic nature of grape berries by increasing the buffering capacity from 100 mM to 300 mM Tris HCl in the extraction buffer, resulting in increased yields in early-staged berries.
Preplant fertility increased yield in 2014, but yields were lower in the preplant fertility treatment in 2015.
Based on UV spectrometry, the extraction yields were superior in acidic M in comparison to W and AA, ensure increased yield in phenolic compounds comparative to flavonoid derivatives.
The yield-positive NAL1 allele originated from japonica-type varieties and this allele increased yield in several indica-type cultivars (Fujita et al. 2013; Zhang et al. 2014).
Further work will also be required to determine whether the transgenic lines produced in this study have increased yield in the field when challenged by salinity stress.
An efflux pump that was identified to improve tolerance to limonene also increased yield in a production strain [ 7].
