Sentence examples for gain in achieving from inspiring English sources
Acoss chief executive, Cassandra Goldie, has said the rebate "disproportionately benefits people on higher incomes who can afford private cover in the first place, and has been a significant factor in driving up costs without any evident gain in achieving its initial policy intent".
B values above 50% signify that the gain in achieving the target objective (that is, maximization of the metabolite of interest in the analysis) outweighs the losses in the others, and vice versa for values below 50%.
Similar to the dual objective formulation (Equation 3), a B value higher than 50% obtained for the flavin secretion indicates that the gain in achieving the target objective outweighs the loss in the other two objectives (biomass growth and cytochrome c production), and vice versa for values below 50%.
Even as women make gains in achieving parity with men and GLBT community makes spectacular advances in both legal and social acceptance, America continuous to have episodes of racial flare-ups -- Ferguson, Baltimore and now South Carolina.
However this finding may underscore the role of primary prevention if significant gains in achieving sustained reduction in neonatal morbidity and mortality are to be made especially where the three conditions (neonatal encephalopathy, neonatal tetanus & prematurity) are concerned.
In this way different therapeutic and dietary alternatives can be tried out, allowing the patient to gain experience in achieving glycaemic control.
The gain in precision achieved by the ratio estimator, assuming incorrectly that the intercept is 0, was 50%to60%0% of the gain achieved by the regression estimator.
For increasing values of N, the average ΔNGDT decreases rapidly down to ~5 for all scoring functions, indicating a significant gain in information achieved by considering 5 10 alternative structures.
The relative gain in SNR achieved by OT as compared with FT is plotted in Fig. 8 using Eq. 10.
The reference lines show the gain in SIR achieved by BSS in the absence of feedback (and hence in the absence of AFC).
The international development secretary, Justine Greening, a former accountant, has repeatedly stressed the importance of economic growth in achieving lasting gains in poor countries.
