Sentence examples for productivity lasted from inspiring English sources

A 4-l continuous semi-batch production experiment with SD338 showed that daily harvested cultures (1 l) released an average of 43.9 ± 6.6 mg fatty acid and this productivity lasted for at least 20 days without significant decline.

Although all of the treatments gained satisfied methane yield, low daily methane productivity lasted 2 weeks or more for SPV in SD-AD and D-AD, PM in D-AD, CM and SPV+CM in D-AD (Fig. 1b, c).

Nearly 90% also reported periods of high productivity, lasting two-to-four weeks, and affecting other areas of their lives.

The difference lies in how long the productivity lasts.

It would seem unlikely the Giants could get a first-round pick or even a second-rounder for Dayne, whose inactivity and lack of productivity last season makes him an enigma, at best.

That was mandated by the Yankees, whose initial offer, for three years and $45 million, was rooted in concerns about Jeter's productivity last season, when he posted full-season career lows in batting average (.270), on-base percentage (.340) and slugging percentage (.370).370

Notwithstanding Toch's late life surge in productivity, which lasted through to his death in LA in 1964, he would sometimes refer to himself as "the world's most forgotten composer," a wistful joke that betrayed a certain painful validity.

The answer depends on how long the current productivity explosion lasts.

The stock market collapse in 1973-74 did signal a new era--a new bad era of slow productivity growth that lasted more than two decades.

Policy reforms, on the other hand, while extremely important, may provide only a one-shot boost to agricultural productivity, unlike agricultural research and extension from which the contribution to productivity is long lasting.

Whether the unanticipated surge in productivity growth will last through the decade is still an open question among economists.