Sentence examples for incentive ceiling from inspiring English sources
However, exception reporting combined with less than 100% maximum threshold targets introduce an incentive ceiling [ 18].
One study illustrated this disinterest by using a modest financial incentive to encourage DESI distribution to patients; although effective while in operation, this strategy had no lasting impact as distribution ceased completely once the incentive ceiling had been met [ 25].
Threshold targets and exception reporting introduce an incentive ceiling, which substantially reduces the percentage of eligible patients that UK practices need to treat in order to receive maximum incentive payments for delivering that care.
The combination of exception reporting and threshold targets set below 100%, while perhaps thought to be overambitious before implementation, appears now to be in danger of producing an incentive ceiling effect, where maximum payment is received for less than maximum coverage of the eligible population.
One of the possible issues due to unbalanced workload is operators assigned to different cells may get different workloads and thereby have different incentive ceilings.
"We want to work with DoE to create incentives for ceiling fans usage, promote ceiling fan usage, and consider voluntary standards in the future," Ostrovsky wrote.
The state has, however, provided one important incentive: It has raised the ceiling on the amount of interest payments that can be deducted from taxes.
This time, they had a major incentive to reach an agreement: the debt ceiling had to be raised by the end of the summer.
As an incentive for Baghdad, the resolution lifted a ceiling on the amount of oil that it could sell abroad to buy food and other essentials, and also relaxed controls on the import of some other supplies.
Alternatively, practices might have reached their achievement limit by 2006-7, withethe incentive scheme hastening their arrival at this ceiling.
Against the backdrop of abundant physical therapy supply, financial incentives as applied in Switzerland (nine-session ceiling, higher reimbursement for new treatments) did not restrict utilization.
