'yield effects' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing the result of an action or when expecting something to come from past events. For example, "The teachers' hard work and dedication have yielded positive effects on their students' learning experience."
If anyone knows about the yield effects of European bans, please email me.
While agronomists have been most concerned with SRI yield effects, other professions such as civil engineering are particularly interested in water management/saving aspects with SRI.
Drama seeks explanations, pursues causes that yield effects, whereas biography follows a person into strange byways of experience and into loose and dead ends, tangles and knots of personality.
The increase in the yield enhancement between the old and new hybrid at higher plant density is the result of cumulative yield effects of small differences in grain number and weight, and in some cases number of ears per plant.
Significant yield effects were observed for both number and timing of irrigations, but not for reported water volumes, suggesting that proper timing is more important to yields than total water amounts.
Tillage management is the only measure with positive effects on farm gross margins of Scottish farms at baseline levels of yield effects and input costs.
These were the only varieties that were adopted with rapeseed in Canada, and no one expected a yield effect.
They are unload-reload hysteresis loops, and the yield effect on reloading which is referred to as the unloading yield effect.
And therefore, there is no surprise that the yield effect of corn in US didn't change much relative to Europe.
The unloading yield effect also increases as the prestrain is increased.
The correlation results suggested that addition of extra N may maintain detrimental yield effect.
