Sentence examples for the improved yields from inspiring English sources

The improved yields of malting barley due to combined application of organic and mineral amendments resulted from positive changes to the soil, including increased soil pH, available P and total N, and possibly other macro- and micronutrients.

In addition, the increase in the enzyme dosages led to the improved yields, and the highest yield of up to 85% was achieved with the enzyme dosage of 4 U/mL.

One explanation for the improved yields observed with the CPK method is that the isolated cells are not all CTCs but instead a mixture of CTCs and contaminating leukocytes.

" The fifty farmers who got the test product benefitted immensely through the improved yields.

PODE2 was found to be better than FA for the synthesis of BPF with the improved yield and selectivity.

The improved yield is possibly attributed to the mass transport limitations experienced on the highly porous material at the standard coupling time and concentration.

It is observed that the improved yield of propylene is accompanied with increase in some undesirable products such as dry gas and butylene as well as its isomer.

It was proposed that the improved yield from combining Raney Ni with a zeolite arose from the latter hindering the reaction between the parent lignin and other more reactive lignin fragments that could together to produce high molecular weight oligomers.

The improved yield responses under future climate in Hawassa could be a direct effect of larger projected increases in monthly rainfall, hence allowing to benefit from higher projected temperatures.

Based on these experimental observations, it is considered that the improved yield strength is attributed to the constraint effect of the cold sprayed composite coatings on the magnesium substrate.

The economic feasibility of hand pollination will hence need to be considered on an individual crop basis, depending on the improved yield that can be obtained against the added costs of hand pollination.