Sentence examples for yield can be expected from inspiring English sources

Thornton et al. (2009) reported that maize yield can be expected to increase in the central and southern Ethiopian highlands.

Subsequently, elution rate emulated the CO2 profile, in agreement with previous data [ 3], which confirms that biofilm cell yield can be expected to match surface colonization.

Yield potentials from marginal lands have generally not been quantified although it is generally assumed that lower biomass yields can be expected from marginal lands.

That will leave 50% that don't default, but their yields can be expected to rise as high as 20%, further depressing their prices, before the default wave begins to ebb.

A further increase of lipid yields can be expected when growth conditions are systematically optimised.

While garlic and ramps have been used to produce similar concentrations of MeSeCys and γGluMeSeCys [ 15, 21], production of plant material took 6 months [ 20] and biomass yields can be expected to be low.

Though widely debated, reduction in water yield (Water Yield: Total quantity of surface water that can be expected in a given period from a stream at the outlet of its catchment (Subramanya, 2008)) appears to be one such consequence.

In the last 400 years, at least 31 pandemics have been recorded (8), so that regardless of recent events in Southeast Asia, present investments in antiviral agents can be expected to yield a substantial economic return of >$3.68 per $1 invested, while saving many lives.

That is considerably more than the refuge can be expected to yield in the same time frame.

Isaacs has of late been working as building manager for a company that operates 30 apartment buildings a job that taught him exactly what type of building can be expected to yield profitable hauls of salvage and just where to look for it.

Each run of the process can be expected to yield different results.