Sentence examples for incentive process from inspiring English sources

All public spending distributes benefits unevenly, but the sheer capriciousness of the incentive process makes the inequity worse.

The letters lays out a detailed list of reforms that a more "comprehensive" bill would include, such as an incentive process to encourage companies to remove vulnerabilities more quickly.

Whether incentive exposure results in drug-taking depends on the ability of higher-level monitoring functions to interrupt the incentive process.

Perhaps we need to develop similar incentive processes".

Recent theories of drug and alcohol abuse (1) emphasize the importance of "bottom-up" incentive processes in initiating drinking and of "top-down" cortical control of behavior in the regulation of drug taking.

Given the role for the mesolimbic dopamine system in incentive processes related to natural rewards such as rewarding food, and also the emerging evidence that this system is a target for ghrelin, we set out to demonstrate that ghrelin increases food reward and conversely, that food reward is suppressed in genetic and pharmacologic models of suppressed ghrelin signaling.

In addition to generous tax incentives, processes and systems to support technology transfers from research laboratories have been reinforced.

A major challenge in evaluating the hypothesis that reward processing is abnormal in psychosis is the lack of available behavioural measures to assess reward processing and incentive motivational processes in humans; the consequence has been that, to date, such processes have only been addressed indirectly in behavioural studies.

And since the office is funded by patent fees, as opposed to getting its budget from Washington, it has a financial incentive to process applications as quickly, rather than as diligently, as possible.

"At this early stage in the incentive auction process," Mr. McDowell said, "it is not apparent that we should stop the progress well under way in the TV white spaces arena to create a solution for a problem — an alleged shortage of unlicensed spectrum in lower spectrum bands — that may never exist".

"Otherwise people have no incentive to process that data in a decentralized fashion, right?" he says.