'excess gain' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an amount that is more than what was expected or anticipated. For example, "The company experienced an excess gain of $1 million in its second quarter earnings."
The time domain approach is found to facilitate analysis and interpretation of well-known properties of premixed flames such as excess gain, periodic cutoff and self-similar aspects of flame response.
Ford, who follows energy equipment and services companies, delivered a 22% excess gain over the 51% increase last year for his industry benchmark stocks.
The excess gain beyond the expected 3 dB SNR improvement can be attributed to the diversity gain from the time-diversity detection.
The single study [ 61] which examined the relation between excess GWG and personality and found that per unit increase on Eysenck's Neurotic Scale of Emotional Instability, the adjusted OR for excess gain was 1.26 (1.10 to 1.44).
It is possible that if there was excess gain above 2 kg in the first trimester, that could be contributing to adverse outcomes, rather than second or third trimester excess weight gain.
Up to 40% of children with ALL have nonrandom hyperdiploidy (> 50 chromosomes) in leukemic cells, mostly with an excess gain of chromosomes X and 21 compared with other chromosomes (Paulsson and Johansson 2009).
The data strongly reject the existence of such excess gains.
If there are excess gains in a year, then that means I left children without Jumpstart in their classroom, which is not acceptable.
The wealthiest simply do not spend their excess gains at the same rate, and frequently spend them outside the United States.
Long-term participation in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program may increase risk for excess weight gain.
Excess weight gain and failure to lose weight gained during pregnancy are established predictors of long-term obesity [ 5- 7].
