Sentence examples for reductions in yields from inspiring English sources

Walport went on to suggest that the proposed ban would cause "severe reductions in yields to struggling European farmers and economies".

Further addition results in the surfactant remaining in solution, possibly in micellar form causing deactivation of the enzymes, resulting in steep reductions in yields.

Sagoe ([2006]) used crop simulation model to analyze climate change impact on root crops in Ghana and the results indicate reductions in yields of cassava and cocoyam under all projected climate scenarios.

It says many of the impacts identified in the 2007 report continue to be of concern; they include shifts in the ranges of thousands of terrestrial and marine species, reductions in yields to maize and wheat, and threats to marine ecosystems from acidification and warming of surface waters.

Analysis of projected climate change impact in Ghana's initial communication to Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) also indicates reductions in yields of maize in the transition zone, located between the forest and the savanna ecological zones in Ghana (GEPA [2001]).

Reductions in yield and change in the quality of grains were also noticed.

causes drastic reductions in yield and oil content in the sunflower (Helianthus annuus L). crop.

Under moist cool conditions is it possible in the long term to reduce dramatically soil tillage intensity without experiencing reductions in yield or other problems?

Under Switzerland's moist cool climatic conditions, it is possible to reduce soil tillage intensity without substantial reductions in yield, and at the same time improve soil quality.

The farmer's method not only caused significant reductions in yield but also resulted in using 43 57% more water and increased soil salinity.

The rusts, in particular, are a major pathogen of cereal crops with the potential to cause large reductions in yield.