Sentence examples for over yielding from inspiring English sources

Soon after, Web 2.0 took over, yielding big buttons, less text, more images, and happier users.

Percentages of endothelial cells from lung and kidney were increased from initially 1 6% to over 60%, yielding approximately 3 × 10 and 1.5 × 10 endothelial cells per organ, respectively.

James Tredwell (2-27) and Mark Davies culled Hampshire's progress, with a crucial six-over spell yielding only 26 runs.

Much as he admired the sweep and ambition of such pioneers of sociology as Spencer and Comte (whose emphasis on the "consensus of experts" was appropriated for his epistemological work), he regarded their "sciences" of the laws of human development as absurdly over-blown, yielding wildly different predictions about the future course of humanity.

Apparently, the grid-based inventory shows various mixture effects but no over-yielding.

A positive effect of species mixtures apparently remains at low species numbers, most likely by over-yielding.

S. altissima patches with high genotypic diversity produced more flowers (i.e., an over-yielding effect, the mechanisms of which are unknown), which made these plots more attractive to flower visitors.

However, several of these meta-analyses have also shown that resource capture and biomass production begin to saturate at relatively low levels of richness [11], and that diverse polycultures achieve greater biomass than their single most productive species in just 12% of all experiments-a phenomenon called 'transgressive over-yielding' [15], [16], [17], [18].

There was no transgressive over-yielding, which would have been an indication of complementary resource usage, and plants always performed better in the absence of others, indicating that facilitation did not occur (Fig.  4B) (Callaway, 2007; Brooker, 2008).

Complementation, on the other hand, results from increased resource use efficiency in mixed communities or populations because individual plants often experience less niche overlap than in monoculture, which can lead to over-yielding in species mixtures (Hector et al., 2002; Silvertown, 2004).

HPLC fractions were collected at three minute intervals over 33 min, yielding ten fractions per gorgonian species.