Sentence examples for gained numbers from inspiring English sources
For each strategy we determined lifetime costs, life-years gained, numbers of esophageal cancers detected, death rates from esophageal cancer, and procedural deaths.
Most of the late-night shows with younger audiences do gain numbers in viewing from those alternative means.
Due to the rareness of the specific malformations, studies tend to collapse them into one outcome to gain numbers [ 6, 8, 12].
The OST programme may place too much emphasis on gaining numbers of routine cataract operations, at the expense of other surgery.
The GGI was calculated at a probe level as follows: (number of probes gained + number of probes lost) /number of informative probes.
This movement has spread geographically and gained in numbers.
The Frederick Freeway gained exit numbers in 1965, the same year the highway's interchange with 7th Street was added.
"Most striking is the net gain numbers, which factor in newly registered voters, party switchers and removes people who are no longer voters in Florida.
He lost 11 imps but would have gained that number if the lead had been unhelpful.
Over the last decade, Croatia has gained a number of descriptive titles: war-torn country, aspiring European Union member, vacation destination.
Mr. Rangel noted that Hispanics had gained a number of seats in the City Council and state legislature in recent years.
