Sentence examples for substantive gain from inspiring English sources

The relationship between India and the United States has strengthened spectacularly and brought substantive gain to both countries.

"Sometimes substantive gain comes at the cost of message purity".

Now, as the Supreme Court once again veers toward Plessy -- systematically reversing every substantive gain in the wake of Brown; overturning voting rights in the face of renewed wrongs -- what course will America choose this third time around?

Although the Wilcynski and Haynes ('Small drop in specificity, substantive gain in sensitivity' query) filter offered an NNR of 88.2, its sensitivity was much lower than that of other filters at 75.7%.

The most precise filter had a score of 1.1 (Wilcynski and Haynes, 'Small drop in specificity, substantive gain in sensitivity' query) while retaining a high level of sensitivity (75.7%).

The health-evidence.ca SR search filter was outperformed by the two Wilcynski and Haynes filters (99.3% for the 'Small drop in specificity, substantive gain in sensitivity' query, and 99.5% for the specific query), the BMJ Best Clinical Evidence filter (98.5%), and the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network filter (99.0%).

But there can also be more substantive gains.

Over 20 years, Ghana has shown that democracy can bring substantive gains to African countries – and, for all the difficulties, it should continue to do so.

In education, research on performance pay shows no substantive gains in student achievement, and all Mr. Obama's policy will do is reinforce the ill-conceived notion that low-level standardized tests are a valid measure of student achievement.

Mr. Abbas has sought a cease-fire to avoid using force against Hamas, believing he lacks political support for that move before he makes any substantive gains in talks with Israel.

Given the evidence showing the GED certificate does little to improve job market outcomes, the induced GED certificates may not represent substantive gains for participants.