Sentence examples for under productive from inspiring English sources

Soils under productive pastures contained 37% more organic P than degraded pasture soils (in mg P kg− 1 soil), mainly in large macroaggregates.

We test the hypothesis that under productive conditions there is strong asymmetric competition for light and that the relative ability of species to intercept light predicts the outcome of competition.

Nevertheless, we have shown that under productive conditions the short-term outcome of competition in our experiment could be well predicted from a resource-based predictor: light interception (resource reduction) in monoculture.

Legumes have often been studied in intensively managed grasslands under productive soil and climatic conditions.

They argue that these impacts have the potential to negate the benefits obtained from increased biofuel production unless the biofuels are produced from waste materials or on land with a low carbon-stock value that is not under productive use.

Negative correlations found in Peru between PNP and the fraction of pasturelands of the municipalities could indicate that increased areas of productive pasture lands occur over natural pastures (over highlands) that are not accounted in censuses when not under productive systems.

This makes the wetted fin area thermally under-productive due to poor heat transfer coefficients.

Generally, this is compounded by a tendency to view pastoral rangelands as both uninhabited and under-productive (Schilling and Remling 2011).

Under such complicated productive production, it is a major test for business decision makers to maintain the most effective operational efficiency and the lowest cost.

Such an investment in greater ROS-defence mechanisms may come at a slight biomass- or yield-cost under highly productive conditions; however, under Zn-deficient (and possibly P-deficient) environments, breeding for such traits would appear to be desirable.

The book depicts a future United States on the verge of economic collapse after years of collectivist misrule, under which productive and creative citizens (primarily industrialists, scientists, and artists) have been exploited to benefit an undeserving population of moochers and incompetents.