Sentence examples for subject to gain from inspiring English sources
"But remember that you don't necessarily need to study a course in a specific subject to gain employment in that area.
The controller to be designed is assumed to be subject to gain variations, due to additive unknown noise and environmental influence.
Information technology, the first subject to gain traction among the Internet's early techies, remains the most popular, with business courses, often taken by students already working at full- or part-time jobs, a close second.
The weighting circuit that is used in a practical application is subject to gain and phase shift errors.
KIT gene copy number was measured in relationship to a chromosome 2 peri-centromeric probe, corresponding to a region rarely subject to gain or loss in melanoma.
Last week, as part of its "big society" initiative, the UK coalition government announced plans that would enable rural communities to bypass council planning permission and build new homes, subject to gaining at least 80% approval in a local referendum.
The report authors, a private firm of security consultants, added that the downsides to using drones were that they were subject to gaining a license to fly and that "they may raise civil liberties issues".
Patients were considered for enrolment according to their clinical findings and subject to gaining their written informed consent according to International Conference on Harmonisation Good Clinical Practice (ICH GCP) requirements.
He used a digital camera, in part so that he could print quickly and bring photographs back to his subjects to gain the trust of their fellow workers.
"We'd like to fly a lot of subjects to gain a lot of data to look for bone loss and radiation and those kinds of things," he added.
High enrichment of exteriorly exposed proteins was also evident for DD DEGs that are unique to Dictyostelia, indicating that this class of proteins is most frequently subjected to gain, loss and/or major modification in the course of multicellular evolution.
