Sentence examples for reference to gain from inspiring English sources

In this article, we proposed a MAC algorithm based on a feedback control approach, called FC-MAC, where each node uses the waiting time as a target reference to gain channel access fairness.

As they modeled building systems interfaces and organized an integrated work plan, all design, construction management and contractor partners used this reference to gain a broad understanding of the vision and challenges of building a 1.25 million square foot hospital in a constrained urban environment.

In this study, we used NimbleGen (NimbleGen Systems, Madison, WI) microarray based comparative genome resequencing (CGR) technology to conduct a comprehensive genomic comparison of 31 S. suis strains of 23 serotypes from different clinical sources using genome sequence of a HP strain, GZ1, as the reference to gain a deeper insight into the species diversity, genome variation and virulence.

Before finalizing your contract with your fitness coach, ask them to provide you with a list of clients or references, then contact several of those references to gain feedback about your fitness coach's skills and work ethic.

The effect of these factors on curing was evaluated with reference to stiffness gain and water loss of FBM specimens.

To better prove the importance of averaging several, functionally unrelated candidate reference genes to gain a significant reduction of the normalization bias, we gathered together the three worst candidate genes, including R3, to calculate the normalization factor NF R5, R11, R3).

Aliyev also said Azeri troops had achieved a "great victory" in an apparent reference to territorial gains made on Saturday.

The operation just with solar energy is the reference to determine the gain of using the systems of hybridization and thermal storage.

Because the selection candidates in this population have own performance data recorded before selection decisions take place, the accuracy of traditional EBV based on own performance could be a suitable reference to evaluate the gain in accuracy that can be attributed to GS.

While direct links were not drawn between exercise and body image [ 20], it is likely that references to weight gain and obesity were more closely linked to body image as opposed to the consequences of overweight/obesity on health.

Therein, the curve of manual optimization is utilized as a reference to compare achieved gains.