Sentence examples for representing a gain of from inspiring English sources

The new Boxster accounted for the strongest growth, with the 9,740 vehicles sold representing a gain of 155percentt.

By midday the Dow Jones industrial average fell from the morning's highs to 10,059, representing a gain of 0.4%.

Sales were essentially in line, reaching $14.5 billion, representing a gain of 6.6% from the $13.6 billion reported last year, while the analysts were expecting $14.4 billion.

There was a significant increase in Full Scale IQ of 4.53 points over the 22 year period, representing a gain of 2.06 IQ points per decade.

In particular, we found 18849 (6.0%) DMRs representing a gain of methylation in the ICF patient, displaying a distinct genomic distribution compared with their hypomethylated counterparts.

The highest ɳ obtained was 1.86 g glucose Wh−1 for F2B+E and F2B+ compared to 1.03 g glucose Wh−1 for unfractionated WS (F0), representing a gain of 0.70 g glucose Wh−1.

Representing a gain-of-function mutation, E50K acts also via similar mechanisms as the wild type overexpression to more dramatically impair the Tf trafficking.

Deletion of neuroligin-3, in contrast, did not cause such changes, indicating that the R451C substitution represents a gain-of-function mutation.

As the wit allele identified as an Smn enhancer, witd02492, is associated with a GAL4-responsive transposon, it seemed likely that it represented a gain-of-function mutation.

We propose that N-terminal fragments of APC represent a gain-of-function mutation that causes cells within tissue to fail to migrate directionally in response to relevant guidance cues.

Among the 11 NANOG pseudogenes, NANOGP1 is transcribed in different leukemic cells, and it is hypothesized that the transcriptional activation of NANOGP1 represents a "gain-of-stem cell function" in acute leukemia [31].