Sentence examples for benefit curve from inspiring English sources

His conclusion was that the marginal benefit curve for CO2 control was quite flat according to the climate models available at the time (and I have read nothing that suggests that that assessment has changed in the meantime).

The upper marginal cost curve represents the social marginal benefit curve, MSB, while the lower curve represents the private marginal benefit curve, MPB, and the vertical gap between the two curves demonstrates the externality, which is the benefit to society due to diffusion of educated food behaviour.

The benefit of a good that a club provides imparts a joint benefit, which, rather generally, is a good with any degree of non-excludability or joint consumption characteristics, but the club good also features a concave marginal benefit curve by virtue of it becoming rivalrous upon reaching a congestion point.

A net benefit curve was also provided.

Furthermore, as the bell-shaped benefit curve associated with each intervention is likely due to disease progression, increasing the total cell dose and applying multiple applications of the stem cells may increase both the length and magnitude of potential benefit.

The focus of the net benefit curves is not on any particular point estimate, but rather on the entire range of threshold probabilities in a way that one net benefit curve is greater or lesser than the other alternatives (25, 48).

We calculated and plotted the weighted net benefit curves for the reference model (testing all), model 1, and model 2, respectively.

Figure 3 displays the net benefit curves for QRISK2-2011, QRISK2-2008, and the NICE Framingham equation for people aged between 35 and 74 years.

Figure 2 shows the net benefit curves for the conventional prediction model and the extended model includes all three MRI variables.

Prediction based treatment is associated with equal net benefit as treating all patients for high values of NWT and the net benefit curves of prediction based treatment converge to zero (treat no one) for lower values of NWT (fig 4).

Figure 3 displays the net benefit curves for QCancer (Colorectal), which clearly show that QCancer (Colorectal) has higher net benefit compared with the 'investigate all' (line crossing the x axis at 0.2 0.25) and 'investigate none' (horizontal line at 0) strategies.