Sentence examples for missing gains from inspiring English sources

How many times have you read observations about investors being "nervous" about "missing gains"?

When comparing the HuRef CG data to the HuRef Standard, we determined that some of the missing gains and losses were from regions containing repeats.

Moreover, Eurofound's study also takes into account missed gains for the economy in terms of lack of productivity.

But when the last vote was finally counted, they had failed to carry the state for Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, had narrowly missed gaining control of the Legislature, had lost a seat in the United States Senate by a hair and had lost a United States House seat.

In patients with EBC, false test results would result in a missed gain in QALYs of 0.0038 for patients tested with an approved IVD compared with 0.0086 QALYs for those tested with a laboratory-developed IVD.

The estimated total missed gain in life expectancy would be 215 years for the approved IVD tests and 488 years for the laboratory-developed IVD tests, representing a potential difference of 273 years for patients with MBC (Fig.  3a).

Extrapolation to the US breast cancer population over a 1-year time horizon would give a total missed gain in life expectancy of 177 and 403 years, respectively, for the approved and laboratory-developed IVD tests, representing a difference of 226 years (Fig.  3a).

Not missing the gains is an important part of investing.

This reluctance is one part fear of missing more gains and one part tax avoidance.

"anxiety increases the attention to negative choice options, the likelihood that ambiguous options will be interpreted negatively and the tendency to avoid potential negative outcomes even at the cost of missing potential gains".

This is vital because Hartley & Phelps ([ 39]; p.8) conclude from their review on the relationship between anxiety and decision-making that: "anxiety increases the attention to negative choice options, the likelihood that ambiguous options will be interpreted negatively and the tendency to avoid potential negative outcomes even at the cost of missing potential gains".