The phrase "achieved a gain" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that someone or something has successfully attained or obtained something positive or desirable. Example: The company's new marketing strategy achieved a gain in sales by 20%.
Further, we achieved a gain of 17.7 dB and a noise figure of 4.5 dB in a QD-laser pumped 1310 nm Raman amplifier in a double pump configuration and 12.3 dB in a single pump configuration.
The performance of the CF column was compared to a conventional monolith column under isocratic conditions, and the new column achieved a gain in theoretical plates by as much as 50%, with almost Gaussian bands being obtained (asymmetry factor of 1.02).
With our reorganization of the procedure we achieved a gain in reliability as well as a reduction in costs.
However, Suk [ 8] reported an improvement in kyphosis, and Jean-Luc [ 10, 12] achieved a gain of 23° in kyphosis with simultaneous translation using the two-rod technique.
In this case, the proposed classifier achieves a gain of 3 dB SNR over the benchmark.
As the step size increases, the eOLLA gain is more remarkable, achieving a gain close to the 15%%.
However, with 4.17 Mbit/s aggregate delivered traffic it can achieve a gain of 33.6% over the 802.11 protocol.
The use of MRB allows to achieve a gain in the order of 1.6 dB at CER=10−5, over the IAs.
This analog system achieves no coding gain from source correlation, but it does achieve a gain at the receiver due to linear block decoding.
The circuit achieves a gain of 11dB and a 1dB compression point of about −5 dB m.
On the one hand, the use of the OFDM-optimized solution couple achieves a gain in the azimuth resolution and a gain of the PSLR and ISLR.
