Sentence examples for gained upon from inspiring English sources
It does not take into account whether the executive sold the shares that were gained upon vesting.
The free energy gained upon self-assembly can thus favor an assembling product over non-assembling competitors3,4,5.
Students must first notify their MCS adviser before enrolling in their course section, and must submit a one-page written final report summarizing the knowledge/experience gained upon completion of the internship in order to receive credit.
LONDON — In the offer of a British battleship to convey the body of Mr. Whitelaw Reid to his native land, and in placing famed Westminster Abbey at the disposal of his family and friends for a memorial service, England yesterday, through State and Church, gave evidence of the firm hold which the late American Ambassador had gained upon the affections of the people of the United Kingdom.
The solvation free energy gained upon formation of the interface (ΔiG) was calculated to be 6.8 kcal/mol.
The little information that we gained upon this subject, until the elders came preaching, was through Warren A. Cowdery, whose farm joined with ours.
Gifted at "gaining upon the human heart", he ruthlessly analyses others' (particularly women's) vanities.
Behind all this busy reinvention of the wheel of life, of course, sheer dread lies in wait: the fear that we're fast gaining upon that demarcation line where you stop being young and you start being something else entirely, someone belonging to a different order of nomenclature.
Informed consent may have been compromised when surgeons failed to notify patients of the financial benefits they stood to gain upon use of the ASR prosthesis.
As noted in the text (in the subsection headed "Fitness gains upon overexpression of cspA suggest diverse mechanisms of buffering"), this might be related to known negative autoregulation of cspA (Bae et al., 1997, JBac 179 7081).
Southland Tales finding an audience almost 10 years later would not mark the first time one of Kelly's films gained esteem upon second (or third) glance.
