Sentence examples for using a highly productive from inspiring English sources

Mexican authorities say that growers in Nayarit are using a highly productive form of the poppy from Colombia and processing the heroin in laboratories scattered around Tepic, Nayarit's capital, despite efforts to kill the plants through fumigation.

Further research is needed not only in order to specify this preliminary allocation process and to tap the identified potential, but also in order to clarify whether SRC should mainly be established on agricultural land which cannot be used in a highly productive way due to diverse local disadvantages such as along small rivers, very wet areas or small fields.

We hypothesize that the lack of root biomass and soil properties' response to fertilization may be attributed to the use of a highly productive soil.

The lack of differences in root biomass may be due to the following: (1) the relatively short period of fertilization (4 years) and (2) the use of a highly productive soil in this experiment, which possibly reduced the effects of fertilization on root biomass.

First, the established design procedure was used to implement a highly productive run on our existing lab-scale plant (i.e. 2.3 kg of d-psicose per L of SMB column volume and day and 4.5 kg d-psicose per g enzyme and day), where Dpsicose was produced both at high purity (≈ 98%) and at remarkable yield (96%).

Cloning can be used to produce clones from a highly productive individual, but the cost would have to be low enough to recover the expense quickly.

Google, which developed Android software, and Samsung, the leading maker of phones that use the operating system, have had a highly productive though largely unofficial partnership until now.

An experiment in giving away free female condoms in the nation's capital is a "highly productive use of public health investment," according to a new study by scientists at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Pichia was shown to be a highly productive system for gelatin production.

Fodder beet is a highly productive forage crop of expanding use in livestock production systems in temperate regions, notably in Europe and New Zealand.

A highly productive strain is the primary factor to achieve an industrial level succinate production.