Sentence examples for productivity altered from inspiring English sources

Several authors have observed that the decrease of penicillin production during prolonged cultivation is accompanied by segregation, that is, the appearance of two or more different phenotypes with lower or no productivity, altered sporulation efficiency, different morphology and increased biomass yield [ 13, 15].

The presence of H2 dramatically increased the productivity, but altered the CNT structure.

The stream of studies suggesting global warming's impact on Earth and its inhabitants surged to a flood in 2003 with reports on melting ice, droughts, decreased plant productivity, and altered plant and animal behavior.

Employment levels changed because these technological and productivity changes altered the desire of people to work.

The abiotic mechanisms thought to be responsible for increases in urban productivity are altered temperatures and light regimes, and increased nutrient and water inputs.

Water deficits may also influence juvenile conifer productivity by altering partitioning of biomass between above- and below-ground tree components.

Predicted variability in temperatures and the amount and intensity of rainfall in East Africa have the potential to directly impact livestock productivity by altering the quality and availability of water and pasture (Thornton et al. 2009).

The changing climate, wildfires, land use, and biogeochemical processes (e.g., forest productivity) comprehensively alter the carbon sequestration in a spatially heterogeneous manner.

Empirical studies with populations of Escherichia coli and bacteriophage T-2 have shown that increased productivity can alter the relative importance of competition and parasites in determining community composition [ 29].

Also, participants believed that most of the factors that hinder their productivity can be altered by managers through modification of human resource elements.

Finally participants believed that most of the factors that hinder their productivity can be altered by managers through modification of human resource elements.