Sentence examples for gain attained from inspiring English sources
A simple model was developed to subtract the contribution of steric hardening to the total stiffness gain attained during rest and thus to evaluate the recovery in mechanical properties due to self healing only.
To assess the throughput gain attained by our adaptive power scheduling algorithms, when compared with LTE MBSFN schemes, we note the following.
The gain attained by our proposed method over the PEP and the Baxley design together with the flexibility of the proposed technique in designing pilot symbols for different channel/subcarriers configurations promotes our proposed design to be a candidate for pilot symbols design in OFDM systems with null subcarriers.
The results indicate, that reversal from additional weight gain attained early in pregnancy resulting in normal total GWG at the end of pregnancy might still contribute to a substantial reduction of offspring's BMI and WC.
This gain attains 3.0% when cross-fingers are added to the design.
It is possible to prevent weight gain, attain and maintain a healthy weight, and lead a more satisfying life through mindful eating and mindful living.
"The lack of available funds today risks the departure of cholera actors, which could compromise gains attained so far and lead to resurgence in suspected cases".
Furthermore, the gains attained for the intervention group were sustained at four and 10 weeks post-intervention.
The traditional quantitative quality metric [7] for RS images is the so-called improvement in the output signal-to-noise ratio (IOSNR), which provides the metrics for performance gains attained with different employed estimators in dB scale IOSNR ( dB ) = 1 0 ⋅ log 1 0 ∑ k = 1 K ∣ b ^ k ( MSF ) - b k ∣ 2 ∑ k = 1 K ∣ b ^ k ( p ) - b k ∣ 2, (26).
Moreover, the gains attained by the 48 hours post-training test were completely retained over an interval of 6 weeks, with no additional training during this interval, in all three age-groups; indeed there was a trend for improvement in an (ANOVA comparing 48 hours post-practice performance to performance at 6 weeks post-training; F 1,45) = 3.02, P = .09).09
Gains attained a maximum of 48% in some populations in CV1 (Table S7).
