Sentence examples for be gained by first from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we suspect that some improvement in accuracy may be gained by first clustering publications together that share similar vocabulary.

The answer to this question can be gained by first examining the accuracy of other related axonal parameters derived from the same model.

The feuding marketing campaigns are aimed at pediatricians because for the companies, the trust of new mothers is paramount, and it is gained by first winning the hearts and minds of doctors.

The cytoplasmic fraction was gained by first centrifugation at 4000 r.p.m. for 5 min and second centrifugation of the supernatant at 20 000 × g for 30 min.

You relinquish control to the group -- everyone is going the same way and there's nothing to be gained by getting there first.

But what, then, is to be gained by voting for a third party candidate who stands even less of a chance than Mitt Romney does of winning Oregon's electoral votes?

It was also found that an increase in activity can be gained by the addition of a third aminoquinoline residue to give non-quaternized amines which have submicromolar potencies (IC50 = 0.13 0.36 μM).

Taruskin writes, "A sense of what Tchaikovsky meant to Glazunov may be gained by comparing the latter's Second Symphony, on which he was working at the time of Tchaikovsky's visit ... and the Third, which he completed after a long gestation in 1890 and which he dedicated to Tchaikovsky".

Liverpool were leapfrogged with this win, only City's second in seven matches, and fourth can be gained by defeating Everton at Eastlands on Wednesday, all of which suggests momentum is returning.

First, what would be gained by going the extra mile for 1.5?

Nothing will be gained by offering Mr. Bush even a metaphorical second childhood.