"improved gain" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe an increase or improvement in something, such as profit, skills, or knowledge. Example: The company's new marketing strategy resulted in improved gains, with a 10% increase in sales compared to last quarter.
The enzyme supplementation decreased the feed intake (P≤0.019) by 4.67% and improved gain:feed by 5.53% (P≤0.012) during 1 42 d without affecting BWgainn.
Limit-feeding diets with greater concentrations of DDGS improved gain:feed and total-tract digestibility of DM and crude protein, and maintained frame growth without increasing body condition score.
At a high heritability, genotypic information used by GPS hardly improved gain over PS.
Pigs fed GSGME or SH showed an improved gain:feed ratio in comparison to the control group (P < 0.10 for GSGME, P < 0.05 for SH).
Conclusions Lipid based nutritional supplements improved gain of weight, lean body mass, and grip strength in patients with HIV starting ART.
The benefits of this procedure includes: improved gain of knee joint range of motion, improved quadriceps function, shortened length of hospital stay, early recovery and rapid rehabilitation [ 7, 8].
The higher performance of relaxor-based piezocrystals compared with piezoceramics is now well established, notably including improved gain-bandwidth product, and these materials have been adopted widely for biomedical ultrasound imaging.
Marshall-Pescini and Whiten (2008) have shown that chimpanzees tend to get stuck with a learned technique (behavior) for gaining food, even though a slight restructuring of the technique would yield vastly improved gains.
Dakota steadily improved, gaining an ounce or two each day and along with that, her strength.
The screens were also improved, gaining a claimed 60 percent greater color gamut.
Provision of lipid based supplements in the first three months of ART improved gains in weight, lean body mass, and grip strength among patients with HIV and BMI >17.
