Sentence examples for to increased yield from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, increased evaporative loss may lead to increased yield of some crops.

In both field studies, qTSN4 reduced panicle number, which was over-compensated by the increased panicle size in Fujita's case (leading to increased yield) but under-compensated in our study.

Although BountiGel costs about $150 an acre, an average grower can generate about $900 more per acre thanks to increased yield and water savings, according Hartmeier.

These indices are supposed to capture also the main mechanisms leading to increased yield.

Seed number per pod contributed to increased yield in the high rainfall year but was not related to the variation in yield of the genotypes evaluated.

A number of bystander cell responses were reported including, but not limited to, increased yield of sister chromatid exchanges, mutations, micronucleus formation, stress response gene expression induction, terminal differentiation, apoptosis, genomic instability, transformation of cells in vitro and tumorigenesis in vivo.

Managing soil health constraints can lead to increased yields, economic returns and nutrition for these resource poor and infrastructurally isolated farmers.

Thus, the sugar-dependent findings in the pooled analysis of smoke constituent yields from research cigarettes do not carry over to increased yields of these constituents in the blended cigarettes compared to Virginia-type cigarettes.

As compared to Fig. 1b, they show higher concentration and increased absorbance due to the increased yield, the corresponding absorbance increases by 8to98%8% and by 5 to 91%.

In addition to the increased yield, the crude protein in the cladodes increased from 4.5%to10.5%5%.

Given the maintained effect of Wnt5a on DA neurites in both mice and rats, we performed these antagonism experiments in rats due to the increased yield of VM tissue, and the numerous antagonists to be employed.