Sentence examples for yields of late from inspiring English sources

Irrigation is projected to considerably improve and stabilise the yields of late cereals and of shallow rooting crops (maize and pea) on sandy soils in the continental climate part of Germany, but not in the humid West.

With low Treasury yields of late, the zeal for yield and declining defaults have drawn investors to these riskier securities.

Despite large differences in timing and rate of N application between FFP and SSNM, these two N treatments resulted in comparable N uptake and grain yield of late-season rice regardless of tillage and straw return.

The generally higher yields of the late variety in combination with its all-out positive yield development will make it the number one choice for maize in the future.

Field experiments were conducted on a sandy loam soil (Typic Ustochrept) to study the water nitrogen yield relationships of late sown wheat under adequate and limited water supply conditions.

This may be one reason for the much lower xylose yield relative to the maximum theoretical xylose yield of the late cob fraction.

Some testing on single sites, however, suggests that the general yield development series of late >early >medium variety is not changed, though the absolute difference might.

In our current study, ATX-II concentration was titrated to yield an increase of late INa current in a range that is comparable to the magnitude found in cardiac disease and thus to approximate a previously healthy murine atrial CM to the compromised Na+ gating found in human AF.

Estimates of the explosive yield of the latest blast have varied.

In a similar fashion, the medium variety starts out at a very low share of 16% positive sites, increasing to 49%, 88%, and 83%. Figure 2 Regional biomass yield variations. Regional percentage variation of biomass yields of early, medium, and late maize varieties compared to 2001 to 2010.

José Mourinho had seen his team's dominance yield only draws too often of late, but here they did what this club used to do as a matter of course.