Sentence examples for commonly gained from inspiring English sources

Progression in today's public sector is more commonly gained by moving across individual strategic projects, rather than up traditional career paths.

Intriguingly, equivalent minimal amplicons have not been identified for other commonly gained chromosomes.

Our major goal was to define the most frequent recurrent breakpoint regions in metastatic CRC and the commonly gained and/or deleted genes in the altered chromosomes.

Significantly, overlap was frequently seen in regions of genomic gain, with 43 genes belonging to the commonly gained region of chromosome 8q in both U2OS and MG63 cells.

In this regard, it is worth noting that ASPM maps to 1q32, a region that is commonly gained in various solid tumors, including melanoma [13] and metastatic squamous cell carcinomas of the lung [49].

For example, miR-29c is expressed at lower levels in MNA tumors in spite of the fact that it maps to a region on chromosome 1q that is commonly gained in neuroblastoma.

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) can be gained on some undergraduate programmes or on postgraduate training schemes – but aspiring teachers commonly gain the Postgraduate Certificate of Education PGCEEducation PGCE

During metastasis, cancer cells commonly gain the ability to migrate and invade tissues by regulating their interaction with other cells and their extracellular environment.

Expensive technological innovations commonly gain widespread use based on limited comparative data and minimal systematic post-marketing surveillance [ 2].

Females can store sperm from these matings for use in future reproduction (Müller and Eggert, 1989) and males commonly gain paternity without attending the carcass upon which larvae are raised (Müller et al., 2007).

Comparative genomic hybridisation analysis has demonstrated copy number changes in up to 50% of cases analysed with both deletion and, more commonly, gain of material from 22q having been reported.