Sentence examples for yield made from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — With the nation's worst drought in a half-century continuing to decimate crops, the government on Friday slashed its estimate of the soybean yield, made only a month ago, to the lowest level since 2003 and its estimate of the corn yield to the lowest level since 1995.

The champ of Priest's list is rwe, a German utility with a 13.1% shareholder yield, made up of 4.5% in dividends, buybacks worth 7% and debt paydown of 1.6%.

Perhaps the most reasonable estimations of yield made before the Sahelian drought assigned the production as in Table 9. Cameroon is one of the few nations in Africa where aquaculture has made any great impact.

The high photostability, small size, and relatively high quantum yield make miRFP670nano a promising FRET donor for red-shifted miRFP7205.

These tasks of cultivation aren't easy, but the harvest they yield makes them well worth the effort.

The decomposition of tertiary phosphine-chalcogenide to form tertiary phosphine oxide and H2Se at a high yield makes this pathway likely the dominant one.

High heat, like bitter cold, tends to force food to stiffen rather that yield, making a polarized muddle rather than a nuanced melange.

But, given global warming, drought, weather instability and runaway energy costs, hydroponic agriculture, with 10 times the field-crop yield, makes increasing sense.

The high solubility and high pyrolysis yield make CLR a promising carbon precursor for the synthesis of carbon materials using the template method.

This shade avoidance response (SAR) typically includes increased stem elongation at the expense of plant fitness and yield, making it an undesirable trait in an agricultural context.

Experimental results on the fiber attenuation length and light yield make us confident on the possibility to build a 8×8 m2 cross-section calorimeter without noticeable loss of signal.