Sentence examples for gain minus from inspiring English sources

It can be calculated as the antenna gain minus the losses, which include pathloss, shadowing, and fading.

Subsequently, a return on investment will be calculated by dividing the net benefits of the vocational advice service (gain minus cost) by the net costs of the intervention.

A return on investment was calculated by dividing the benefit of an investment (gain minus cost) by the cost of the investment.

Net gestational weight gain was calculated as gestational weight gain minus birth weight and was classified into three groups: < 6.5 kg, 6.5-12.5 kg, > 12.5 kg based on interquartile range.

For tree-based calculation of gene gain/loss, we measured the net gain or loss of each gene by the number of tree edges showing gain minus those showing loss over all trees generated by FISHtrees.

Key determinants of birth weight and birth size included in the primary adjusted models were smoking status, age, gestational age, race, prepregnancy BMI, net weight gain during pregnancy (weight gain minus birth weight), height, parity, infant sex, diabetes, and hypertension.

Having lost the first point on his own serve, Ferrero then got exactly what he wanted, gaining mini-breaks on the American's first two serves for a 2-1 lead.

In contrast, in a systematic review of triptans [3n] the mean therapeutic gain (active minus placebo) for headache relief at 2 h was 19%95%5% CI 16 22%) for frovatriptan 2.5 mg, whereas it was 33%95%5% CI 31 35%) for sumatriptan 100 mg, 34%95%5% CI 30 37%) for zolmitriptan 2.5 mg, 36%95%5% CI 32 39%) for rizatriptan 10 mg, and 27%95%5% CI 20 33%) for almotriptan 12.5 mg.

Specifically, for segments consisting of three to five averaged data points (corresponding to approximately 8.4 - 14 kb), we required a posterior probability greater than 0.75 and a log2 value equal to the mean ± 0.5*standard deviation of all log2 values (note, plus for gains and minus for losses).

That wouldn't necessarily be a problem, except that previous research has shown that young businesses account for nearly all net new jobs (job gains minus job losses) created annually in the United States.

It is therefore obvious that the U-factor of windows needs to be reduced, even though looking at the whole energy balance for windows (i.e., solar gains minus transmission losses) makes the picture more complex.