Sentence examples for gain generating from inspiring English sources

In the US, the GAIN (Generating Antibiotic Incentives Now) Act went into effect in late 2012; it earmarks novel antibiotics for priority FDA review and mandates the creation of a pathogen-focused (rather than anatomic infection site-focused) antibacterial drug-development pathway, thus attempting to reduce financial impediments to drug development.

Its giant endowment lost 2percentt in the year to June, falling short of its own yardsticks and the 3.4percentt gain generated by David Swensen at its rival, Yale.

Daple copy number in each tumor is displayed as heat map (blue = loss; red = gain) generated using the UCSC Cancer Genome Browser.

The potential health gain generated by an innovation is also an important factor for decision-makers when prioritising innovations for implementation [ 10, 40, 41].

We classified the 46 gene gains observed in the lineage to D. melanogaster into gene gains within a gene family and gene gains generating new gene families.

We can't pinpoint the exact gains generated from any one meeting of the next generation Trump.

DURING the wonderful bull market, companies took to prettying up earnings with gains generated in pension plans.

They are pushing for tapering, he suggests, because they believe that any employment gains generated by maintaining policy at the current stance may prove fleeting.

Lowering poverty means both recognizing the successes of safety net programs we now have and devising new policies that can spread the gains generated by economic growth.

Olam said gains generated from accounting for negative good will in certain acquisitions are treated as "exceptional" and are excluded when reporting core operational profits.

So some on Wall Street wonder how much of the paper gains generated in these instruments by firms and hedge funds last year will turn out to be illusory when they try to cash them in.