Sentence examples for gained between two from inspiring English sources

Pharmacoeconomic analyses examine the incremental cost per unit of efficacy, with OS as the typical unit for efficacy, to obtain an overall incremental cost per life year gained between two treatments.

Immediately afterwards, Hollande gained between seven and eight points, giving him an approval rating of between 27% and 33%.

The maths was simple; they all needed to gain between five and six minutes on Dumoulin.

By Samantha Henig September 23, 2010 With the midterms six weeks away, it's looking "likely" that the Republicans will gain between forty and fifty seats in the House, according to the pollster Douglas Rivers, who is the president and C.E.O. of YouGov and a senior fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution.

Deputy leader Will Duckworth told the BBC he expected the party to do well in Worcester, Leamington, Nuneaton and Malvern, with the party hoping to gain between six and 12 seats around the country.

The average person will gain between seven and 10 pounds this time of year.

When the dust settles in Texas, Democrats should gain between three and five new House seats from Texas alone.

Cook's current projection is that Republicans are likely to gain between four and six seats in November — and six is exactly the number the GOP needs to win a majority in the Senate.

Incremental cost-utility ratios will also be calculated in which the difference in costs between the two groups will be divided by the difference in QALYs gained between the two groups.

Indeed, if a gene is lost, no adjacency is automatically and freely gained between its two neighbors in this model.

The first episode of Our Friends in the North gained 5.1 million viewers on its original transmission, and the first six episodes each gained between 4.5 and 5.5 million viewers.