Sentence examples for poorer yield from inspiring English sources

This was because the RWG EAM devices had heights of approximately 1.2 μm; hence, higher chances of misalignment and poorer yield would be expected if the latter method (i.e., defining photoresist pattern) was employed.

At 2 mM MgCl2, the recovered A.s.[Pm1] variant was only 75% pure (compared to 90% at 10 mM), because of a poorer yield (20%) at that lower magnesium concentration (Figure S3).

FFPE tissues thus produce a poorer yield of DNA.

The aerobic production of lactate leads to an increase in the amount of ATP produced per time unit at the expense of a poorer yield coefficient.

In contrast, the very much poorer yield of wheat after wheat (3.81 t ha−1) was probably due in large part to the effects of take-all because the area lodged in these plots was only about 5%.

The non-linear increase in qSA in moving from a D of 0.04 0.05 h−1 with a corresponding linear increase in the rate of sugar consumption, together with a poorer yield at 0.05 h−1, is suggestive of a shift in the metabolic flux distribution.

Methane, which is released from farms, landfills, coal mines and petroleum operations, contributes to ground-level ozone associated with smog and poorer yields from crops.

Using MgCl2 as the source of MgO resulted in significantly poorer yields of 1,3-BD.

"That is an unbelievably poor yield rate for such an intrusive, wasteful and humiliating police action".

Archives|WHEAT IS AGAIN ON THE UP-GRADE; Prices Are Influenced by Argentine Report of Poor Yield and Government Estimate.

WHEAT IS AGAIN ON THE UP-GRADE; Prices Are Influenced by Argentine Report of Poor Yield and Government Estimate.