Sentence examples for season yield from inspiring English sources

At each harvest season, yield per tree, nut attributes and buds abscission (alternate bearing) were recorded.

Collect the following crop data for dry crops: planting date, Kc values at initial, mid-season and at harvest, number of days for initial, development, mid-season and late season, rooting depth (m), critical depletion (fraction) at initial, mid-season and late season, yield response factor at initial, development, mid-season and late season, crop height (m).

The second season yields edible stalks, which Ms. Thomas plucks for jam or chutney.

His return under Tony Pulis last season yielded one goal, from the penalty spot at Swansea City, and signs of a partnership with Dwight Gayle but Murray was a player down the pecking order.

Detroit's Rick Porcello, who shut out the Yankees for seven innings earlier in the season, yielded three consecutive singles in the fourth, the last of which, by Swisher, drove in the Yankees' first run.

This line of research suggests that in the type of climate predicted for the United States by the end of the century, with more scorching days in the growing season, yields of today's crop varieties could fall by 30 percent or more.

Highbury's final season yielded £44.1 million.

In the third season yields were generally poor under all treatments due to low and poorly-distributed rainfall.

A loan spell at Prenton Park at the tail end of last season yielded five goals in 10 games, and he has continued that scoring form in 2012-13.

A loan spell with Doncaster in the 2011-12 season yielded just one appearance as he was forced to return to his parent club with a back injury.

Counting up wins in a season relative to the competition (how balanced was the league in each season?) yielded us a G-Score, as in "greatness," a standard deviation measurement that shows the degree to which a team stood out among the field in a given year.