In the view of the association between ultraconserved elements and pathogenic dose variants, we therefore propose that these elements may be interpreted as hallmarks for dosage-sensitive genes, particularly for those genes whose gain or loss may be directly implied in neurodevelopmental disorders.
Infosys is one of many companies whose gain has been American software programmers' loss in this era of outsourcing.
Fitzgerald paints his hero both as a romantic visionary and as ruthless, shadowy and fake a man whose gains were probably ill-gotten.
Shares in gold producers and a gold exchange-traded fund, one of Mr. Paulson's largest holdings, whose gains had helped mitigate his losses earlier this year, plunged in September.
Ironically, though, the Trump White House just last week unveiled a new strategy for confronting Iran, whose gains it has promised to "roll back".
Other sectors whose gains on good news outweighed the declines on bad news include energy producers, insurers and basic-materials makers like chemical companies.
And American environmentalists say Mr. Bush has seized on hydrogen, a technology whose gains are far off, to avoid taking measures that would rein in fossil fuels now.
While this would not be a problem for a taxpayer whose gain is less than the $250,000 or $500,000 exclusion, it will result in taxes if the gain exceeds the excludable amounts.
More particularly, an initial "antique" (or archaic) style matured into a sublime style, whose gains were consolidated and refined into a beautiful style, which eventually collapsed into a decadent, anticlimactic, academic style of imitation.
Mr. Jones said Nokia Siemens was losing network equipment business to low-cost Chinese makers Huawei Technologies and ZTE Corporation, whose gains in Europe and Asia have also caused problems for Alcatel-Lucent, the Paris-based equipment maker.
