While the committee's report said it was "difficult to determine the incremental benefit of beginning screening at age 40 rather than age 50," the panel nonetheless recommended that women do so.
"The incremental benefit of slightly lower mortgage rates will be small," wrote Paul Diggle, a property economist at Capital Economics, an international research firm, in a note to clients.
The data also show that, as depth increases, the incremental benefit of adding shielding decreases.
In contrast, the analytical research in tax evasion suggests an incremental benefit of compliance costs in reducing taxes (Mills 1996).
We can therefore attribute a significant savings of $3.98 million - $1.55 million = $2.4 million to the incremental benefit of EP in this context.
This study also reported outcomes directly related to resource use associated with seizures, which is a key contributor to the expected incremental benefit of BUCCOLAM.
Conclusion: This case confirmes the incremental benefit of PET staging over conventional radiological imaging in the management of MCC patients with unsuspected diffuse pancreas involvement.
To determine the incremental benefit of swept-source optical coherence tomography (SS-OCT) in identifying occult macular disease preoperatively in patients scheduled for routine cataract surgery.
Two monoclonal antibodies, cetuximab and bevacizumab, are used as continuation maintenance, but the incremental benefit of the maintenance therapy with these agents is undetermined.
This study's objective was to determine the incremental benefit of respondent subjective attribution of functional decline beyond relying solely on disease burden in predicting survival.
That doesn't mean that more time is a bad thing for successful students, it simply means that the incremental benefit of providing that additional time is not nearly as great as the benefit for high-need students.
