Sentence examples for yield contributed from inspiring English sources
This is again highlighted in Figure 1(b), where cancer incidence is plotted against the percentage contribution to the overall research yield contributed by each cancer in 2007.
In contrast the changes of crop combination and yield contributed to an increase in the crop water footprint.
We evaluated whether DNA purity, contamination, turbidity, volume, concentration, and yield contributed to the likelihood of a successful genotyping outcome.
Still, the findings that the size of the herd contributed to the vit E variation, and that the average milk yield contributed to the variation of both parameters are interesting.
Delayed sowing induced strong effects on yield contributing parameters such as branches/plant, umbels/plant, fruits/plant and 1000-fruit whicht wereh were all reduced.
The number of nuts per palm, an important yield contributing trait was promising with 292 nuts/palm/year in 100% of recommended dose of drip fertigation with 100 μm polythene mulching (T1) treatment.
The number of pods per plant is an important yield contributing parameter.
After finding out optimum combination ratio of RP and compost, another pot study was conducted under wire house conditions to investigate the effect of different application times (30, 15, 7, 3 and 0 days before sowing) of RP-EC on nodulation, growth and yield contributing parameters comparison to control (60 kg P ha−1 using DAP).
At worst, it's a privileging of white women over Black women, arguing that opportunities afforded the former should be celebrated unconditionally by the latter, even when the fruits those opportunities yield contribute to the further erasure of Black women, thus continuing to limit their own opportunities and avenues for storytelling.
Considering the effect and distribution of novel yield influencing QTLs among two cultivated species, further research is needed to unearth and use novel genomic regions influencing yield contributing traits to attain food security.
The present study confirmed the presence of novel favourable alleles for yield and yield contributing traits among two subspecies i.e., indica and japonica of cultivated rice (Oryza sativa L).
