Sentence examples for the poor yields from inspiring English sources

The price of cereals should have fallen during the post-harvest period in Niger, but have risen sharply as a result of the poor yields.

The poor yields of these complexes could be attributed to the reduction to Zr(IV) and Hf(IV) to Zr III) and Hf III) by the lithium salt of the ligand.

Although there is some information about the structure of this protein and its functional activities, many studies are limited lack of readily available protein due to the poor yields in Escherichia coli (E.coli).

The poor yields, thus far, in defining the genetic determinants of hypertension risk suggest a need to look beyond simple relationships between genotypes and the ultimate phenotype.

The cellulase inhibitors described here may be responsible for the poor yields from the enzymatic conversion of the whole slurries from lignocellulose pretreatment under conditions that do not favor complete degradation of hemicellulose.

In 2012, Smith et al. [ 40] described the reduction of [F]FEA using copper wire under acidic conditions, which is a possible explanation of the poor yields during some click reactions.

During the latter part of the 17th century, the poor yield from tobacco (the island's principal cash crop) and from cotton created economic hardship.

The poor yield of GaN NWs obtained with Au is usually attributed to the poor solubility of N in Au.

One can notice the poor yield of ACNT and the presence of some products due to the non-decomposition of neem oil.

The likely reason is that highly efficient functional density can be obtained by electrografting of amine in one step since the poor yield in the second step (carbodiimide coupling reaction) resulted in a significantly lower gatekeeper density on CNT membranes.

Higher yield of complex 8 (87 %) is attributed to clean elimination of HCl gas unlike the poor yield of complex 9 (5 %) perhaps due to the formation of side products (for example Ap3TiCl).