Sentence examples for implied gain from inspiring English sources

ALL it's going to take is another 24 weeks like that and the flow of money in will catch up to the implied gain in value - that should be no problem, right?

High level gain (CGH ratio >1.5 : 1) was infrequent, and mostly implied gain of several copies of the whole, or most of, a chromosome arm.

It could be argued that part of observed growth in Spain was fostered by the launch of the Monetary Union and the implied gains in terms of macroeconomic stability, financial integration, lowered costs of funding and credibility of monetary policy.

I wanted to be a writer, and I wanted to be a good writer and I wanted to be a very good writer and I wanted to be the best writer in the world… I didn't realize that goal implied gaining fame.

This scenario implies gain of function for this sequence element during gadiform evolution.

This implies gain of a target site via a mechanism not involving inverted repeat derived miRNA/target pair formation [ 30].

Therefore, these data support our findings implying gains in clinical utility when two assays for ACPA are applied in the same patient.

The implied welfare gain from further stabilizing the U.S. economy is about a quarter of annual consumption, which is consistent in order of magnitude with estimates based on the empirical studies of Ramey and Ramey (1995) and Alvarez and Jermann (2004).

The risk, of course, is that the heated rhetoric and implied threats gain a momentum of their own.

With stratified cross-validation, as expected, a large reduction in AIC implied a gain in accuracy for both the Gaussian kernel and K-kernel (correlation higher than 0.6 and P value less than 10−6 in both cases) but not for the C-kernel (non-significant correlation).

An increase in scattering often implies a gain in motility or epithelial-mesenchymal transformation (EMT).