But it looks pretty good next to the average "affordable" yield from private developments across London in recent years of 34%, with social housing often absent altogether.
However, to extract the maximum yield from these fine developments, increased precision, reproducibility and cost-efficiency in experimental procedures is also required.
The fungi invade root cells and naturally deliver essential nutrients phosphate and nitrogen - which are necessary for plant growth, development and yield - from the soil to the plants.
As an example, MASIF was used to manage and visualize daily simulations of maize growth, development, and yield from 1055 Midwestern locations in the United States.
First, Harrison and Fei will use genetics to examine the symbiotic relationship between Brachypodium distachyon (Bd), a model grass species, and Arbuscular mycorhizal (AM) fungi, soil fungi that invade root cells and naturally deliver essential nutrients phosphate and nitrogen – necessary for plant growth, development and yield – from the soil to the plants.
Altogether, these studies from different organisms and biological settings reveal that perturbing Merlin function yields dramatic consequences over a biological continuum from development to cancer.
South Sudan is far from the country where a policy of engagement around energy infrastructure can yield huge development and peace dividends.
Demonstration of biohydrogen yield from local bioresources indicates the feasibility of development of a scalable system for regenerative energy provision employing crop residues.
-Save more farmland from development.
And that in turn can yield sustainable development," Ali says.
Australia has not yielded readily to development by Europeans.
