Backstage space could be gained, for example, by removing the first 10 to 20 rows of seats and moving the stage forward -- a matter of engineering -- as appalling as the loss of seats might be to economics-minded administrators.
As the application of systematic reviews expands, we anticipate greater efficiencies will be gained, for example, through the development of improved search filters and screening and management systems.
Much could be gained in for example drilling or rock pounding where energy input accounts for the largest part of the process cost.
With these markers, new insights can, for example, be gained into the independent evolution of sex chromosomes from ancestral autosomes in the genus Silene, a topic that has recently received great interest [ 72, 73].
There's a lot to be gained from deepening US-Brazilian relations, for example.
When a team is struggling to control a match, the upper hand can be gained in a number of different ways – for example, a team without the ball can drop off to half way, in a medium block, with two lines of four, and allow the opposition to keep possession in deep areas.
There is, for example, little to be gained clinically from developing an oral form of a conventional antiproliferative that can be given simply once every 3 weeks as a bolus i.v. injection.
Important lessons can be gained via expression studies in the laboratory; for example, studies demonstrating successful Ca2+ release upon the expression of recombinant PLCζ in one specific cell line but not another cell type [ 74, 93], indicate that there may be hitherto unknown oocyte components that are required for the activation process.
For example, what commercial interests could be gained from space missions?
At the same time, other projects have been gaining strength, for example research on the antirealist moves started in the 1980s in different but complementary ways by Bas van Fraassen and Larry Laudan (presently living in Mexico, as noted).
One that appears to be gaining prominence is sustainability: for example, high dropout and low completion rates, which are reported to be below than 10%% on average (Reich 2014; Breslow et al. 2013; Belanger & Thornton 2013; Clow 2013).
