Sentence examples for yields science from inspiring English sources

Since the way to feed the world is not to bring more land under cultivation, but to increase yields, science is crucial.Agriculture is now in limbo.

Our examples in this paper have demonstrated that by bringing together the approaches in general plant growth analysis and in forest growth and yield science it is possible to advance the concept of relative growth.

Observers such as Jennifer Sass, a scientist with the Natural Resources Defense Council, insist that this approach nevertheless yields skewed science.

He suspects it might also yield new science as well.

Translation conferences yielded a science glossary that introduces words like electromagnetism, climate change and cloning into the Tibetan lexicon.

One more patch of philosophy, it was thought, yielded to science.

Here, Dr Alexander Kumar outlines how the expedition will yield new science as well as test human endurance.

Some moralists maintain that women's decisional privacy must yield if science establishes that a totally unique human life comes into being immediately at fertilization of an ovum.

The linear, mechanistic, reductionist worldview has yielded as science has radically evolved into a vastly more complex view of interdependence and other ways of knowing.

We did not favor an NIH emeritus award to support lab closure, because such awards take funds from more competitive research, and we did not favor NIH grants explicitly partnering senior and junior investigators, because forced collaborations rarely yield innovative science.

Lobell and Asner's analysis, reported in the 14 February issue of Science, indicates that yields would drop by 17% for each degree that the growing season warms.