Sentence examples for yields when allowed to from inspiring English sources

Germplasm collections of grains grown as annuals but botanically (or originally) perennials (Table 3) could be screened for accessions that maintain high yields when allowed to regrow from crowns or rhizomes.

Both types of lichen reached 58%% (with cortex) and 60%% (without cortex) of their maximum quantum yield prior to the experiment when subsequently allowed to rehydrate with liquid water, indicating some vulnerability to drought in both types.

Alignment yield increased when programs were allowed to identify more complex variants.

That is, when they're allowed to.

Subsequent models of molecular structure yielded much better agreement with experiment when electron density was "allowed" to leave the area between the atoms and delocalize throughout the molecule.

"I think Medvedev will not be allowed to yield too much," he said.

Yields are falling, and airlines are not allowed to fail.

In Idaho, for example, cyclists are allowed to treat stop signs as yields and pay a fine when they don't abide.

Next we study the case when (logistic equation with constant yield harvesting) where and is a function that is allowed to be negative near the boundary of.

It's often hard to sort out what's worth the time and money, particularly when you know that a good at-home conditioner, allowed to absorb for half an hour or half a day, yields a similar result.

When a section of the field was protected from cattle grazing and allowed to ratoon, it gave another yield of 5.5 t/ha -- without replanting.