Sentence examples for there is gain from inspiring English sources

So in the early days of these devices, yknow, there's more pain than there is gain from adopting, and what needs in order for them to really take off is you need large scale, kind of market-wide adoption of the device.

It will be shown that there is gain in efficiency when using the likelihood-based methods compared to the t-test and the Wilcoxon test.

"There is gain there, and that, to my mind, offsets the fact that you are funding students for 4 years".

But some easing of austerity, a removal of the hairiest shirt, and a formal recognition of what almost every economist outside Germany knows - that there is not the faintest chance Greece will be able to repay all its public-sector debts - would perhaps restore hope that there is gain from the pain.

However, it remains to be investigated whether a polymorphic site can indeed be glycosylated when there is gain of the NGS motif.

The reciprocal expression patterns could result from regulatory subfunctionalization, where expression of each duplicate has been partitioned between organ types or from neofunctionalization, where there is gain of expression in a new organ type.

This additional value is shared--there is gain sharing, there is symbiosis.

What our idea suggests, is there are gains for merging them.

Sticking with the midcaps there were gains for all the housebuilders.

It may be there are gains from management or efficiencies and cost savings.

"We're saying there are gains to be had, this is the way you go about it.