Sentence examples for gains of material from inspiring English sources

Factory owners make relentless small improvements that allow them to produce both higher wages and lower prices, thereby spreading the gains of material progress throughout society.

The most frequent changes (3 cases) were of chromosomes 1, 8, 9, and 19, with losses being observed from the short arms of chromosomes 1, 8, and 9 and gains of material from 19p.

The Oxford Companion to Chess described Mr. Smyslov's style of play as positional — that is, intended primarily to gain an advantage by subtle maneuvering rather than by overt threats or gain of material.

Tukmakov might have tried 22... B-KR5, yet 23 Q-R3, PxP; 24 BxP, RxKP; 25 BxPch!, K-R1 (25... KxB; 26 NxP simultaneously attacks the queen and both bishops, forcing the gain of material); 26 BxN, QxB; 27 B-B4, B-KB3; 28 BxR, BxB; 29 N-B3, B-Q3; 30 N-K5, BxN; 31 RxB creates a won game for White.

After approximately 1 h, the catalyst containing the oxidized oil was weighed to determine the loss of volatile compounds due to thermal evaporation or the gain of material due to oxidation.

Hues-1 and Hues-15 were found to be karyotypically normal, whereas Hues-3 (subclone 52) has a gain of material from chromosome 17 (82%).

Comparative genomic hybridisation analysis of this cohort of tumours has provided further evidence for the importance of gain of material on 3q in the development of HNSCC.

In their study of 113 primary HNSCC tumours, gain of material at 3q21 q29 demonstrated a strong association (P=0.006 log rank test) with a reduced overall survival.

We identified changes in 18 chromosomal regions, with gain of material more frequent than loss (61%% vs. 39%%) (Fig.  3, Additional file 1: Table S3).

Gain of material from 8q23 and losses from 19q and 22q have previously been described at high frequencies in bilateral and borderline ovarian carcinomas.

The gain of material from chromosome arm 12p is a central feature for TGCT (309) and is also common among DGs.