"produce yield" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to generate or create a result or output. Example: The farmer's field produced a generous yield of corn this season.
Whether more heat and carbon produce yield increases seems to depend mostly on local conditions.Meanwhile, the impact of other negative influences is more important than was thought.
Combined with a positioning system, this information can be used to produce yield maps.
Pre-treatment will bring about homogeneity to the feedstock which will allow the feedstock going into the pyrolysis process produce yield that are of similar chemical composition.
The model has been successfully used to fit and predict the yield strength data of 21 Al Zn Mg Cu alloys, with compositions spread over the whole range of commercial alloying compositions, and which were aged for a range of times and temperatures to produce yield strengths ranging from 400 to 600 MPa.
Through our training and technical support, farmers are improving their produce, yield and consistency.
We found that although organic farming systems produce yields that average 10-20% less than conventional agriculture, they are more profitable and environmentally friendly.
But writing in Nature earlier this year, he noted that the most recent meta-analysis showed "organic farming systems in developed countries produce yields that are 20% lower than their conventional counterparts".
According to Roy et al. (2001), organic inputs are beneficial; however, the inclusion of additional P with phosphate solubilizing microorganisms may produce yields at par with inorganic fertilizers.
The extreme chemical conditions in which truly synthetic fuels are produced yield a wide range of substances, many of them toxic or carcinogenic.
Bright blue luminescent GQDs were obtained with a produced yield as high as 34.8%.
Practical application of the knowledge model system in comparative field experiments produced yield gains of 2.4% to 16.5%.
