Sentence examples for prolific yield from inspiring English sources

The varieties that have survived, among the many that have since arisen through natural mutation, are the product of human selection, with nearly all of Florida's juice a blend of just two: the Hamlin, whose unremarkable taste and pale color are offset by its prolific yield in the early season, and the dark, flavorful, late-season Valencia.

The more prolific yield in migmatite is attributable to localised higher occurrences of bedrock fractures.

In addition, tobacco has a track record of experimental use as a bioreactor for producing vaccines, antibodies, and cytokines [ 36- 38], and its high biomass yields and prolific production of seed suggest efficiency and flexibility of scale-up.

South Korea's prolific output continued.

Mr. Chambers has been keeping tabs on several populations this year, hoping that one will be prolific enough to yield the 10,000 seeds that the Millennium Seed Bank demands.

But being prolific does not always yield positive results.

Some genotypes may possess high fitness in the spring, when the population is rapidly expanding, because such genotypes yield more prolific individuals.

Bringing the fixture to the north east is a significant coup for a club whose rapid rise as a first-class county has also brought one-day and County Championship silverware, in addition to a prolific academy which has yielded talent such as Steve Harmison, Paul Collingwood and Graham Onions for the England side.

For other areas, lowland aquifers are more prolific in respect of groundwater yield.

From 2002 2011, the Mountaineer football program yielded its most prolific era to date, producing a 95 33 record.

The use of highly prolific grape varieties produced high yields and thin wines, which were normally blended with red wine from Algeria to give them more body.