Sentence examples for adequate gain from inspiring English sources

A different method was developed, based on dryer modelling, to establish a range of controller settings giving minimal Integral Squared Error while maintaining adequate gain and phase margins.

Rapid healing requires fast wound contraction, shorter epithelization period and adequate gain of tensile strength.

Therefore, these BTE hearing aids could improve the loudness of speech for people with mild to moderate flat hearing loss, but they might not provide sufficient improvement in speech intelligibility since they did not provide adequate gain at 4000 Hz.

More conservative investments will not provide adequate gains, he said.

This was one of the central arguments for having a larger stimulus in the first place: a smaller amount of government spending would not produce adequate gains, and the whole thing would be perceived as a failure.

While initially appropriate, the focus for newborns and infants is typically on promoting adequate weight gain rather than preventing excessive weight gain.

Elevated placenta levels of 4F2hc were observed in the less than adequate weight gain group relative to the adequate and above weight gain group, although this difference was not found to be significant by t-test (1.26 ± .51 vs. 1.03 ± .28 respectively; p = 0.211).

Our key contribution is showing that negative feedback due to organ-of-Corti functional anatomy with adequate OHC gain significantly extends closed-loop system bandwidth and increases resonant gain.

In addition, the rates of mothers with BMI of more than 25 tended to increase, and the proportion of mothers with adequate weight gain during pregnancy also increased during the period.

He profited of this treatment and showed adequate weight gain, even after termination of pancreatin treatment.

The advantages afforded by breastfeeding have been reported in the literature and include the well-established immunological and psychological benefits, adequate weight gain for the baby, and the correct development of the oral structures involved in the action of sucking.