Sentence examples for optimise yields from inspiring English sources

In this review we will focus on the latest bioengineering approaches that have been utilised to optimise yields and increase the structural diversity of natural product scaffolds for future clinical applications.

DNA was extracted using a phenol chloroform technique, with duplicate phenol and chloroform steps to optimise yields and reduce phenol contamination, respectively.

Outputs indicate that varying production practices are in place to optimise yield, increase livelihood resilience and manage the landscape effectively under a changing climate, with tea workers possessing varying diversity in assets to support their livelihoods.

So-called "precision agriculture" is now enhancing such processes - this makes use of GPS services, sensors, big data and even drones to optimise crop yields.

It also says it's in talks with public, charity and commercial organisations to further customise "a range of CEEDs systems" to their needs — with potential applications including a virtual retail store environment in an international airport and the visualisation of soil quality and climate in Africa to help local farmers optimise crop yields.

The biological gasification of macroalgae was well proven in the later decades of the 20th century and AD technology has sufficiently matured to offer a range of possibilities to further optimise methane yields.

Novel derivatives can be generated by precursor-directed biosynthesis or combinatorial approaches and the knowledge can be used to optimise the yield of production by metabolic engineering approaches.

Thus, a thorough and detailed understanding of the relationships between genome content, gene expression patterns, pathway utilisation and metabolite synthesis is required to optimise the yield of biohydrogen production pathways.

Ridgewell says that farmers should seriously consider selecting crop varieties based on their climate effects, in the same way that specific varieties are fine-tuned to optimise crop yield.

The UK Perennial Bioenergy Crops programme (BSBEC-BioMASS) aims to optimise biomass yield and wood composition of willow.

Central Composite Design (CCD) method was employed to optimise the yield of monometallic and heterobimetallic clusters.