Sentence examples for gain only by from inspiring English sources

Selection on total genetic value instead of breeding value would result in a larger expected total genetic superiority in progeny, i.e. 14.8% for milk yield and 27.8% for protein yield and reduce the expected additive genetic gain only by 4.5% for milk yield and 2.6% for protein yield.

Willpower is an ability you gain only by practicing; the more you practice it, the more you enjoy it and find reasons to practice it further.

Is there a benefit to the consumer, or are consumers assuming risks resulting from benefits gained only by the manufacturer?

The fact that access to the site could be gained only by a password also made prosecution difficult.

This membership is ordinarily gained only by presenting $1,000 or its equivalent in art, to the institution.

Access to the club can be gained only by two sets of wood stairs connected by a bridge over railroad tracks.

This is a fresh and truthful observation, and one that can be gained only by hard experience down on the sidewalks and under the bridges.

He said the drugs worked off a person's genetics, pushing the body to an improved set-point otherwise gained only by strenuous training.

Entry to the Vault could be gained only by way of keys distributed, ostensibly at random, by artists sent to wander the aisles.

To Mr. Weinstock and many other settlers, there is a religious war under way here, one that will never end, and one in which advantage can be gained only by possession of land.

As the IPPR itself noted:Many unregulated skilled trades and services in the UK are subject to a 'licence to practise' in Germany, which can be gained only by successfully completing an apprenticeship.