Sentence examples for yield gain from inspiring English sources

Efficiency in terms of productivity, yield gain, retention and lower turnover rates should be able to improve next year".

And the only terms that might be heard in a vintage sitcom are "pickup" (a yield gain from swapping bonds), Footsie (Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100 Share Index) and "crush" (commodity futures trade involving purchase of soybeans and sale of soybean meal or oil).

This, despite the better than one point yield gain on the longer bond: It's priced at 104.5 to yield 6.5%.

It is shown that a laminar structured moderator can yield gain factors of an order of magnitude.

Despite the fact that some grain yield gain recorded over the last decades, common bean production is still very low in many regions of sub-Saharan African (SSA).

Generally, the identified major effect qDTYs have a yield gain of 10 to 30%% and a yield advantage of 150 to 500 kg ha−1.

Data on some crops indicate highly variable yield gains in some places and declines in others.

Yield gains and pesticide reductions are larger for insect-resistant crops than for herbicide-tolerant crops.

Of course, the losses were bound to yield gains for others, like Joe Kielbasa.

A less ambitious deal that left some tariffs in place and cut NTB costs by 10% would yield gains around half that size.

"That would yield gains for poor countries that would surpass all the gains in income that are likely to be achieved from the proposals that are on the agenda," Mr. Rodrik said.