Sentence examples for lower total production from inspiring English sources

Pollen dusting was ineffective resulting in significantly lower total production values compared to insect pollination.

However, in 2012, catches in the last quarter of the year were considerably down on the previous year in the Pacific Ocean, as a result of adverse climatic conditions, giving a lower total production of just 1.7 million tonnes of fishmeal for 2012.

Lipid production in algae is also affected by autotrophic versus mixotrophic growth, where autotrophic growth tends to give higher cellular content of lipids, but lower total production of lipids in the culture (Liang et al., 2009), and less relative amount of PUFA (Poerschmann et al., 2004).

In this way, a high rate of ATP production through glycolysis can be favored at the cost of a lower total yield.

Fabless ASIC companies minimize the financial investment by relying on third parties to develop the underlying semiconductor technology, as well as lower the total production pricing through lower operating margins, because of the reduced need for significant research and development (R&D) investments.

In the longer term, feeding starch reduced fibrolytic activity, which may have led to lower total VFA production and higher mean pH.

This is traded off against the costs of faster growth and lower adult height, including greater soil nutrient requirements, lower total seed production and reduced seed dispersal capacity [ 22, 25, 53].

If low viability were the principal driver, then we would have expected to observe lower total offspring production, in the competitive fertility assays, for tester females who were assigned to the TF matings than those assigned to the control.

On the other hand, the more robust T-cell response in Ncf1−/− mice, which exhibit lower total ROS production, was associated with more rapid and more complete virus elimination, along with little T-cell-mediated liver cell damage or signs of disease.

Minimum compensations work like the wages in the public sector and ΔΕΚΟ and preferential tax treatments increase disproportionally the tax burden of outsiders, leading likewise to lower total factor productivity and increased production costs throughout the economy.

Mr. Britt said that if such ad-skipping became more prevalent, the reduction in ad revenue would be made up through higher subscriber fees or a lower total amount of production of television.