Sentence examples for reducing the yield of from inspiring English sources

When nitrates, perchlorates, dichromates, or other pollutants are present, the bacteria's conversion of sulfur is slowed, reducing the yield of sulfate and protons.

It can also be planted beside other crops farmers grow here, like millet, peanuts and beans, without substantially reducing the yield of the fields; it may even help improve output of food crops by, among other things, preventing erosion and keeping animals out.

It can be conclude that using deficit irrigation is a good water management technique to save irrigation water without reducing the yield of potato.

Thus it will save both time and cost by reducing the yield of non-prime, off-grade products obtained by the conventional procedure.

The apurinic sites thus formed are readily cleaved in the course of the final deprotection of the oligonucleotide under the basic conditions (see below) to give two shorter oligonucleotides thus reducing the yield of the full-length product.

Second, the NT column step generates additional receptor protein which is misfolded, thereby reducing the yield of pure, functional NTS1.

Flooding and submergence impose unpredictable environmental stresses, considerably reducing the yields of most crops.

Such high substrate loading conditions could affect the aggregation state of the substrate and the substrate accessibility of the enzymes in this cocktail, thereby reducing the yields of fermentable sugars.

For example, droughts and floods are reducing the yields of many crops (Porter and Semenov 2005; Lobell et al. 2011) as well as altering their quality (Coley 1998; Jamieson et al. 2012).

That reduced the yield of a hectare of crop by 0.5% and meant that the annual cost of each rabbit was £2 (a little over $3).

Here the damage inflicted was £7.50 per rabbit per year; each animal reduced the yield of a hectare by 1%.Sadly, unlike his fictional counterpart Mr McGregor (who recommended pies), Dr McKillop has no simple remedy.