Sentence examples for abrupt gains from inspiring English sources
These abrupt gains are a result of single large antigenic mutations that, when occurring in good genetic backgrounds, initiate the selective sweeps that ultimately limit influenza's genetic diversity.
Recent fMRI studies of healthy participants [82], [83] also implicated the right prefrontal cortex in mental restructuring that leads to an abrupt gain of explicit knowledge producing an insight.
As a result, there is an abrupt gain in volume at constant (or even decreased) pressure that translates into a prominent knee on the PV curve.
He gained abrupt fame in 1998 when Gen. Augusto Pinochet, Chile's dictator at the time, was arrested in a London hospital on a warrant issued by Judge Garzón.
It is also shown that the Cr/Sc multilayers, containing periods less than ∼ 2 nm are 'self healing' i.e. they re-gain abrupt interfaces and flat layers after morphological disturbances during ion assisted growth.
Some patients have psychogenic cough with an identifiable secondary gain or abrupt onset/offset of the problem.
At his office, Chamboredon, a gentle presence in a brown fleece, criticized the "stupid, dangerous, and abrupt" manner in which the capital-gains tax had been formulated, but suggested that it had perhaps been unintentional.
But currency analysts say most of the yen's recent gains are because of the abrupt end of the yen-carry trade.
These include abrupt improvements (mostly referred to as "sudden gains" or „rapid early responses") and deteriorations ("sudden losses") from one session to another (for review see [ 21, 19]).
The advert is gaining international coverage for its abrupt starkness.
"The absence of seasonal market share gains, the slowing refurbishment metrics and the abrupt slowdown in the third quarter raise a series of questions," said Richard Edwards, a Citigroup analyst.
