Sentence examples for widespread yield from inspiring English sources

The virus remains largely uncontrolled in most parts of the continent and in epidemic years it contributes to widespread yield losses and famine.

In sub-Saharan Africa, including Madagascar, widespread yield reductions and disease susceptibility in rice have been ascribed to Si deficiencies, particularly in acidic, weathered Oxisol and Ultisol soils of highland and humid agro-ecological zones (Winslow 1992; Tsujimoto et al. 2014).

The use of robust covariance estimators to rotate raw data onto principal components is not widespread and yields a different dimension-reduced space from correlation- or covariance-based approaches [ 37].

Given the gigantic benefit widespread participation would yield, it is reasonable for the government to encourage enrollment by offering some inducements.

Though state law prevents New Yorkers from buying wine inexpensively in supermarkets, as Californians can, acute competition and widespread discounting can yield substantial savings.

To identify an alternative tracer protocol, the present experiment evaluated whether dextran conjugates, which have produced superior results in the CNS, might yield widespread and effective labeling of long, fine-caliber vagal efferents in the peripheral nervous system.

But this idea looks less attractive politically than it does economically: when Tony Blair pondered introducing toll roads, his government was forced to back down in the face of public opposition, including a petition that attracted well over a million signatures.Although Mr Cameron set out to spread good cheer this week, an infrastructure push will cause pain before it yields widespread benefits.

In our study, both strategies yielded widespread and large samples sizes.

The effect of interest for picture naming yielded widespread activation in the left hemisphere (Pcorr < 0.001).

Our own work [ 7], for example, yielded widespread comment that employers do not hire teens or adults with disability because, "they won't get a decent day's work for the wage".

Evolution of these mammals yielded widespread variation in their life histories, such as time to maturity, maximum lifespan, and oxygen consumption (as a measure of basal metabolic rate, BMR) (Fig. 1B).