However measured in commensurate utility terms, if the individual does move from i to j he also bears costs v i j so the net expected benefit he could secure from a move to j is N B jh = Σ x π x j u ( f 1 x j, f 2 x j,.. f Kx j ) − v ij − u ( f 1 h, f 2 h.. f Kh ).
We were particularly interested if the emphasis on behavioral counseling reported in past research of ND care would be evident in our study, if the receipt of behavior change recommendations would translate into improvements in patients' behavior and/or motivation to change behavior during the observation period, and if any commensurate changes in clinical risk would be evident.
4 38 However, if accompanied with other strong tobacco control policies, which reduce future demand for cigarettes and hence increase the incentive to increase current prices, large tax increases are more likely to lead to substantial if not commensurate increases in price.
But poppy farmers will accept the loss of their crops, their land and their livelihoods only if they believe in an alternative future, and if they see commensurate punishments for those at the top of the drug pyramid.
It is uncertain if there are commensurate resources in health care funding to account for this variation, and if increased payment is made to the specialist physiotherapy units that help in rehabilitating such patients.
These risks might be justified if there were commensurate rewards.
"If we had commensurate salaries, this wouldn't be a problem".
Yet the prime minister himself seems trapped by his view of national psychology, apparently reinforced by his reading of the crisis as a left-wing moment, in which voters have an infinite yearning for spending rises (if not for commensurate tax hikes).
end{cases} (25) The system is called commensurate if (gamma= gamma_{1} = gamma_{2} = gamma_{3}); otherwise, it is incommensurate.
I find it frustrating that people are comparing two things of utter disparate scale as if they are commensurate.
