Sentence examples for be gained from one from inspiring English sources
A broader view of the subject can be gained from one semester of calculus and one of the courses listed in the table above.
The benefit to be gained from one angle of release compared to another is negligible at best and there is a simple solution: Everyone should just chill out.
On the one hand it is easy to obtain a sufficient number of sound bovine teeth [ 31] and due to their larger surface, multiple samples can be gained from one tooth resulting in a lower baseline diversity of the samples.
This deliberation should entail what is intended to be gained from one or the other, where the priorities lie.
Talking points, political knowledge, and an idea of the most important issues of the day are gained from one's source of information.
Jeff Montie, president for the morning foods division of Kellogg USA in Battle Creek, Mich., attributed the consolidation to the efficiencies to be gained from using one agency.
"I think she and the party may have finally realized that there was little to be gained from this," one diplomat said.
Thus, Δμ(ATP) is determined by the cellular contents (i.e., [ATP], [ADP], and [Pi]), and it sets the upper limit of how much energy may be gained from consuming one mole of ATP (Hackney 2005).
Third, because turnout remains low in the U.S., there is a lot to be gained from mobilizing one's own supporters.
Ed Bradley, chairman of the Alder Hey parents' support group, said more than 140 parents and relatives had travelled to London for the seminar and were glad of the opportunity to give evidence, "however, we do question how much benefit can be gained from a one-day conference where we have only been given five minutes to represent our views".
The researchers found that an average daily intake of 250 mg of eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid, which can be gained from eating just one 3-oz portion of farmed salmon or one 6-oz portion of wild salmon per week, was sufficient for optimum protection against heart attacks.
