Sentence examples for gains from control from inspiring English sources

While the removal of the mandatory bid rule can increase potential gains from control, it can also weaken protection for minority shareholders.

The model thus helps to make more transparent the 'hidden costs' of Johne's in a herd and the likely benefits to be gained from controlling the disease.

So why is the fuss being revived over Halayeb and what does Sudan expect to gain from controlling the mineral-rich triangle?

Some experience has been gained from asphaltene control programs used for onshore wells.

There might be a gain from taking control of immigration, but jobs will be threatened when companies find it harder to export to Europe.

We also derive a lower bound on the gain from the control effort to the mixing measure.

Though the overall potential for gain from supervisory control is sharply limited, a malfunction of the computer cannot adversely affect the plant.

The model includes all of the heat transfer parameters in greenhouses including the heat loss for plant evapotranspiration, and the heat gain from environmental control systems.

Yet few, if any, understand the relationship between cost of conservation practice implementation and potential economic benefit gained from erosion control practices, especially as related to ephemeral gully erosion.

In Fig.  6, we have illustrated percentages of four neuron populations gained from both control groups.

Patients with oligometastases represent a special tumor behavior that is likely to gain from local control.