Sentence examples for highest gain in from inspiring English sources
In March, retailers tracked by Thomson Reuters turned in the highest gain in sales in stores open at least a year, a 9.1 percent increase, since Thomson Reuters began covering those figures in 2000.
The Hyundai and Kia registered the highest gain in brand value of any carmakers for 2009, according to Automotive Lease Guide, a provider of residual value information.
We then use the test to discriminate among the candidate models, with the expectation that the source model producing the highest gain in positively-stressed aftershocks relative to background shocks will provide the best estimates of which major surrounding faults have been brought closer to failure by the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake.
there is no through service west of Pittsburgh; the Capitol Limited continues to provide service to Chicago, though as part of its federally mandated analysis of the worst-performing long-distance routes, Amtrak determined that reinstating a through-car connection with the Pennsylvanian would result in the highest gain in monetary and customer service measurements of possible options.
Proportionally, the highest gain in accuracy was achieved for traits with the lowest heritability.
Compared to pure BC aerogels, the highest gain in specific modulus was achieved for PMMA80 (4.8-fold) and PMMA120 (5.5-fold).
This year, the school district boasted the highest gains in test scores of any district in Alameda County.
Washington did record some of the highest gains in the nation on the federal math tests.
Since then, Atlanta has made the highest gains in the program in reading and among the highest in math, making it a national model and Dr. Hall a star in the education field.
In Iowa, the state with the highest gains in the Midwest, the average price of farmland grew a record 32 percent last year to $6,700 an acre, according to a study released last week by Iowa State University.
4. Taiwan's affluent "mainland" families could see some of the highest gains in wealth.
