The phrase "extract gain" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear without context.
It could be used in contexts related to data analysis, finance, or performance improvement, where one is discussing the process of obtaining benefits or advantages.
Example: "To improve our strategy, we need to extract gain from the data we've collected over the past year."
Alternatives: "derive benefit" or "obtain advantage."
Additionally, the C. wenyujin extract gained under the optimal ultrasonic extraction conditions exhibited remarkable antiproliferative activities against the two cell lines.
Currently, in the Release 11 work item stage more specific evaluations are being conducted in order to extract gains under specific feedback assumptions.
Today, big pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies are sitting on mountains of internal data related to trials they've run, energy firms have data related to mineral and resource deposits, and finance speculators use the most sophisticated programs to run hedge funds and the like, looking for the smallest holes to exploit and extract gains.
Those with dominant economic, political, social and moral power will extract gains for themselves, and those without power will be fortunate to cling to what they have.
Boeing, like many other large employers, uses its impressive political and economic power to extract gains from all of its stakeholders.
At least since the New Deal, the United States has operated under a grand consensus that inclusive institutions that provide prosperity for the nation must be pursued against those that would skew the rules so that they could extract gains for themselves at the expense of the people.
A first, incomplete, answer was given by pharmacological experiments on guinea pigs using an aqueous extract gained by passing CS through a buffer solution (3).
At each step, a large employer with dominant bargaining power extracts gains at the expense of workers and communities who have little or no bargaining power.
That's the worst ending: each side blaming the other, trying to extract political gain from an abject legislative failure.
On the basis of the banks' latest unacceptable attempt to extract greater gain for their shareholders from the government's bail-out scheme, public opinion is unlikely to change.
