Sentence examples for total productivity of from inspiring English sources

This reduction was observed for C. saipanensis (Figure 2), where more FAME was produced under nitrogen starvation on a per cell basis (from 14.3 to 14.9 wt%) but had a low total productivity of biodiesel due to limited biomass production under these conditions (Figure 5).

The total productivity of the best catalyst obtained is higher than that of the free enzyme.

Moreover, overgrazing has reduced the total productivity of African rangelands (Taha and Khidr 2011).

Indeed, the total productivity of the solar still is affected very much by changing the internal pressure.

The final output produced by an individual SEWE involves the inputs of quality-adjusted operational skills (L q; Q)) and capital services, (K), together with the entrepreneurial input that contributes to the total productivity of operational skills and capital services.

Based on the predicted results, although the total productivity of biogas in China will probably become static or decrease for a period and rural household biogas plants will not be as widely used as they were in the past, it is also notable that China is making great progress in biogas production, especially through agriculture-based engineering projects.

"The increase was even higher if one looks at the growth in the newer southwestern areas in 1860, where the efficiency of picking grew by 2.6percentt per year from 1811 to 1860, for a total productivity increase of 361percentt".

Technological advances in manufacturing (and software) were a key factor in the 2.7% annual growth in total productivity (number of goods per man-hour) during the second half of the 1990s, versus 1.5% for the first half, according to Manufacturers Alliance.

In total, 793 000 working days were lost due to influenza, representing a total productivity loss of $231 million.

The total productivity costs of CFS/ME are likely to be substantially higher because many adults with CFS/ME are not referred to specialist clinical teams.

cZone productivity factor = % of total productivity indices/% of total area in the EU (h = g/b).