Sentence examples for gain individually from inspiring English sources

Differences in call characteristics demonstrated in this study in combination with different individual calling rates should allow receivers to gain individually based knowledge about food call characteristics of birds they encounter regularly.

The intention of our initiative hands-on training of ultrasound is to allow each student of Muenster medical school to gain individually skills in imaging various human organs and its pathologies, creating an individual foundation for further medical practice, according to DEGUM sonographic guidelines for undergraduate medical students [ 13].

Or perhaps parties in coalition see little to gain individually from fiscal prudence and, in a more representative government, have a wider range of supporters who need rewards.

In the coalitions, the players might be lucky to receive greater benefits than they could gain individually on their own.

The diversity gain of a DF WRN is determined by the broadcasting or relaying phase that offers the lowest diversity gain individually.

Despite its relevance, selection for feed efficiency in beef cattle is a challenge in breeding programs, as it is necessary to measure daily feed intake and body weight gain individually for at least 70 days [ 7].

In particular, how to include state-feedback or observer gains individually designed about specific set points within the gain-scheduled controller is presented.

The ones most profound are those marked by the quality of what we gave each other over what we gained individually.

For example, it is only concerned a single performance characteristic with the optimization of the adhesion strength or the moisture gain weight individually.

The amplifier gain was individually established in each study; the amplifier gain was raised until random colour noise appeared and then slightly lowered to situate it at a level immediately under the point of appearance of random colour noise.

PMT gain was individually adjusted (∼10% changes in gain) for both channels simultaneously.