Sentence examples for between gained from inspiring English sources

However, that comparison was only made of the total level of DNA copy number alterations with no distinction between gained or lost events.

The difference between gained TFBSs in de novo and duplicated new genes was not significant (two-sided Wilcoxon test p = 0.06).

We distinguish between "gained" domains, which are all domains found present at a node while absent in its ancestor, and "emerged" domains, which are gained domains which can only be found within Viridiplantae.

People really discriminate sharply between gaining and losing and they don't like losing.

But political journalism inevitably involves trade-offs between gaining access and rewarding your sources.

Darfur, in short, has shown that there is a great difference between gaining acceptance for a working theory and making the theory work.

The balance Beckham struck was between gaining catwalk buzz and pleasing her now sizeable customer base who know her for a sleek simplicity.

For East Timor, South-East Asia's poorest nation, it represents the difference between gaining a foundation for economic independence and being propped up by aid.

Mr. Shen said he felt bad for reporters who had to choose between gaining access to Armstrong or risk being frozen out.

The Spotify for Artists app today doesn't yet connect the dots between gaining access to the data and taking action based on those findings.

Of course the downside of voluntary work is that you won't get paid, and you should draw a line between "gaining valuable experience" and "being exploited".