The phrase "above gain" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been previously mentioned or discussed, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The results from the experiment showed a significant increase, but the above gain was not expected."
Alternatives: "previous gain" or "mentioned gain".
cWith |Ω j | we are denoting the cardinality of the set Ω j, whereas with c j i we are indicating the i th element of Ω j. dRecall that in the above gain matrices the (m,n th element is a coefficient weighting the interference from the m th radar on the n th receiver.
They had loved their neighbors, respected the force of modesty, held honor above gain.
With Kramon out of the newsroom, my caveats above gain more weight.
As described above gain at 20p12.1-q13.33 and loss at 13q21.1-21.33 were significantly more frequent in hrHPV-positive SCCs compared to hrHPV-negative ones.
(The CBS method only returns segments and their mean signal intensity, which we used to identify SNPs within candidate regions for CNVs if the corresponding ratio was below (loss) or above (gain) a certain threshold, see Methods for more details).
Second, for each event we classified a sample as altered if segments accounting for at least 50%% of the whole chromosome arm length had values above (gain) or below (loss) selected thresholds.
The UK government's recommendation that adults in the UK complete 30 minutes of moderate activity five days a week to achieve the above gains would seem to make sense.
But under FTSE rules, companies must be ranked 90th or above to gain admission to the prestigious blue-chip index.
To watch Colts' fan Jared Fogle (see the above photo) gain back most of his weight after his team gets crushed by the Bears.
(Nationally forty-three percent of applicants were accepted in 2008). Eighty percent of 2008 Cornell applicants with a 3.4 or above gained admission to a U.S. allopathic school.
Mature investment: Top cheeses Cheddar If you pick a good one, Britain's favourite cheese, pictured above, gains complexity when carefully stored.
