Sentence examples similar to gaining of man from inspiring English sources

Never would I recover from this wound, this ugly knowledge I had gained of what men were capable in their treatment of each other.

To compare learning gains of men and women in treatment and control groups, we used Student's t test.

Further, we found no significant differences between normalized learning gains of men and women for any course (Table 4).

An opening stand of 86 between Boycott and Gooch set the platform in England's chase of 211, the Yorkshireman seeing the job through and gaining the Man of the Match award for his unbeaten 75.

A similar analysis of the cost-effectiveness of densitometry followed by treatment in men revealed a cost per QALY gained of <US$50,000 in all men 65 years of age or older with a prior clinical vertebral fracture and men 80 years of age or older regardless of prior fracture.

The difference in costs and QALYs gained of no intervention vs. intervention for men aged 50 is EUR52,652 vs. EUR52,308 and 13.24 QALYs gained vs. 13.27 QALYs gained.

Firmino was in fine form on Liverpool's last league game away from home as the Reds romped to a 4-1 win at title favourites City, where Firmino gained the man of the match award with a WhoScored rating of 8.92.

But the respect he has gained as a man of unflinching, unerring principles has been severely compromised by his Evangelistic Association's decision to remove a reference to Mormonism from its website.

Skanderbeg then became a vassal of Alfonso V, on March 26 , 1451 by the Treaty of Gaeta, gaining much needed men and supplies from the crown of Aragon.

We measured the incremental effect of vaccinating boys against oncogenic HPV types 16 and 18 by quality adjusted life years (QALYs) gained in men and number of boys needed to vaccinate to prevent one cancer case.

Patrolling and ambushing by both sides also began in order to prevent the other from gaining control of no man's land.