Sentence examples for predicted gains from inspiring English sources

Oracle had predicted gains of as much as 16 percent.

Democrats only picked up six seats in the House after Pelosi had predicted gains of more than 20.

Some of the problems have been pretty basic: the predicted gains dropped by £8 billion after double-counting in the calculations was discovered.

Even with the defeat of Mr. Bush and potential lost seats in the Northeast, Republicans predicted gains for the party in the South and West, which would increase the power of the evangelicals and further defining the Republicans as the anti-abortion, anti=-stem cell and pro-gun party.

Another study suggested that growth in the energy sector might add three million jobs in the next few years — but these were predicted gains under current policy, that is, they would happen no matter who wins the election, not as a consequence of the Romney plan.

Further, EF predicted gains in science to a significantly greater degree than math, and literacy.

In a prospective follow-up, this index predicted gain in waist circumference [ 20] and was also predictive of increased mortality in a prospective study of UK adults [ 21].

Our measurements support the theoretically predicted gain at the channel rate of 54 Mbps.

Significant effects were found on each literacy measure in both the beginning and the middle of first grade (avg. ES = .32 and predicted gain of 13%).

The figures obtained here for predicted gain are high compared with the estimates for needle loss from Dothistroma needle cast, outlined above.

The predicted gain in quality-adjusted lifeyears (QALYs) with the aprepitant regimen was 0.0048.