Sentence examples for yearly yields from inspiring English sources

The first step of the modelling has shown that BioSTAR was able to predict the aggregated yearly yields for winter wheat and maize in the region at a satisfactory level of accuracy, but individual years stand out with stronger than average (9.6% for maize and 11.2% for winter wheat) deviation of up to 31.7% from the observed yield.

Short term weather variations affect yearly yields, but the climate determines the disposition of a region.

Yearly yields show a significant (P < 0.05) and positive dependency on water supply in summer for the eastern Austrian lowlands.

Regression analyses are used for evaluating the relation between yearly yields and spring temperatures or water supply in summer, respectively.

While variables in most regressions were positively related to yearly yields, regressions based solely on spring temperature showed negative dependencies.

This comprises linear regressions of yearly yields on the yearly precipitation sum in JJA, yearly yields on the yearly CWB in JJA and a multiple linear regression of yearly yields on the yearly CWB in JJA and mean temperature in MAM.

A prerequisite to harvesting is a management plan, which determines the yearly yield and the method of removal.

The farm's projected yearly yield of 100 tons is but a minuscule slice of the more than 1.5 million tons imported into New York, the world's largest agricultural market, and its output is even Lilliputian in comparison to that of "big hydro".

Before the increase, Microsoft's stock had a yearly yield of 2.4percentt.

The ponds are operated with two different kinds of algae that achieve a yearly yield of 8 gm2d and 25 gm25.

Therefore, a new simulation tool consisting of several open-source software packages with the bifacial solar cell model is developed to predict the yearly yield of the bifacial solar panel with the reflector accurately.