gain

gain

 [gān]

the increase achieved by amplification of a signal.

brightness gain a factor in intensification of radiographs; minification factor multiplied by flux gain.

flux gain in radiology, acceleration of electrons that strike the output phosphor in radiology; it serves as a factor in the intensification of images.

gain

(gān),

1. Profit; advantage.

2. The ratio of output to input of an amplifying system, generally expressed in decibels in ultrasound.

[M.E. gayne, booty, fr. O.Fr., fr. Germanic]

gain

Vox populi An increase in a thing. See Primary gain, Secondary gain.

gain

(gān)

1. Profit; advantage.

2. The ratio of output to input of an amplifying system, generally expressed in decibels.

[M.E. gayne, booty, fr. O.Fr., fr. Germanic]

gain

1. (in physiological experiments) an increase in signal as a result of amplification.
2. a shift in the progeny mean relative to the mean of the original population brought about by DIRECTIONAL SELECTION. Gain is used to estimate the HERITABILITY of characters.

Patient discussion about gain

Q. Do psychiatric meds cause weight gain?

A. Some people gain weight while taking medications and need to pay extra attention to diet and exercise to control their weight.

Q. What is the normal weight to gain during pregnancy? I am 6 months and have gained three pounds. I have friends who have gained 10 pounds throughout their pregnancy and even a very heavy-set friend who said she gained only 1 pound. Is that even possible? I know every pregnancy is different but would still appreciate answers.

A. actually it depends on every single mother. but the varied normal range usually is between 7-13 kg, for 9 months pregnancy.
the important thing is you need to check your fetal development with your OB-GYN doctor, and the doctor can do the fetal biometry measurement by the help of ultrasound.

basic note is: not about the numbers of weight gain, but more important is the fetal well-being.
Good luck for your pregnancy, and stay healthy always

Q. Hi I want to gain my weight. 23yrs old 176mts height and my current weight is 56kgs..

A. Hi there. Lots of milkshakes should do it. That's what a nutritionist told me. What is mts? How does that relate to inches. How does kgs relate to pounds? Thank you.