In general, a received benefit typically follows a model of diminishing returns to scale; MU's marginal benefit diminishes with increasing bandwidth [14].
Second, C4 plants have greater rates of CO2 assimilation per unit leaf nitrogen (this benefit diminishes as leaf area index and/or canopy nitrogen content increases).
Moreover, it is likely that patients may require repeated courses of therapy, as trial evidence suggests the benefit diminishes by 12 weeks.
For example, it is cheaper to build efficient buildings, vehicles, and appliances than it is to retrofit or retire them early, yet such options must be pursued quickly because the potential benefit diminishes rapidly as more inefficient buildings and vehicles are produced.
This has been highlighted in a study of myocardial infarction (MI) patients where CR benefits diminished to a level in which no significant differences between CR and non-CR participants could be seen 6 months post-MI [ 26].
Another round of asset purchases remains a possibility — including a specific investment in mortgage-backed securities — but officials are concerned that the benefits diminish with each new round, while the risks, both economic and political, have increased.
After that the benefits diminish rapidly.
As you increase your foreign exposure, these benefits diminish.
In we showed that excessive benefits diminish the degree of intermixing.
The time course of change in health behaviour in response to an intervention is uncertain, but for conventional pulmonary rehabilitation we know the reverse is true and that the benefits diminish over the following 12 months.
