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* [[GAIN Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition]], a Swiss Foundation working in the field of malnutrition |
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* [[GAIN Global Appraisal of Individual Needs]], an evidence-based addiction and mental health assessment. |
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* [[Primary gain]], in psychology, commonly seen in somatoform disorders |
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* [[secondary gain]], in psychology, commonly seen in somatoform disorders |
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Look up gain in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gain is an electronics and signal processing term.
Gain may also refer to:
- Gain (detergent)
- Gain (finance)
- Gain (information retrieval)
- Gain (lasers), derivative of the logarithm of power with respect to length of propagation.
- Gain (novel), a novel by American author Richard Powers
- Gain (projection screens)
- GAIN Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition, a Swiss Foundation working in the field of malnutrition
- GAIN Global Appraisal of Individual Needs, an evidence-based addiction and mental health assessment.
- Primary gain, in psychology, commonly seen in somatoform disorders
- secondary gain, in psychology, commonly seen in somatoform disorders
- Information gain in decision trees, in mathematics and computer science
- Gain Capital, a US based forex trading company
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