Sentence examples for gain in which from inspiring English sources

And industry leaders learn to view the departure of employees not only as a loss (because of course there is a loss) but also as potential gain, in which former employees may eventually return, bringing new skills back with them.

But Foles has thrived on third down, and his gorgeous pass to Corey Clement led the running back perfectly beyond his coverage, and Clement not only snared the pass but raced down the field for a 55-yard gain in which he ran through two tackles and into the red zone.

The gain change was response gain, in which only the driven portion of the activity was modulated by attention, rather than an activity gain, in which the spontaneous activity (0% contrast) is also modulated [see 15].

We also identified 21 regions of high amplitude copy number gain, in which 32 known protein coding genes showed a strong positive correlation between expression and copy number.

This could be due to the phenomena of central gain in which cortical structures (increased cortical excitability) show compensatory changes when there is abnormality in the lower structures [ 28].

Two trial types were contrasted: active-choice trials, in which the participants were required to select a bet (10, 50, or 90 points), and no-choice trials (matched for monetary gain), in which all three bets boxes contained identical amounts.

A constant theme is how black advancement was achieved through negotiated gains in which not a few concessions had to be made.

This was at first done by means of rules and modes of thought instinctively gained, in which the conception of space plays a particularly prominent part.

Where losses have followed a period of gains in which a performance incentive has been paid, a further payment would not be made by the fund simply for returns that place the fund back where it was.

This differs from the conventional way of dealing with QALY gains, in which all deviations from perfect health are seen as losses and are weighted equally.

From an engineering point of view, the cochlea accomplishes automatic gain control, in which the gain of the cochlear amplifier becomes attenuated with increase in input intensity.