Sentence examples for incremental conversion from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Nail added that even BuyMedia's incremental conversion process might not be enough.

For team officials, the garage manifests some of their worst fears, namely the incremental conversion of a professional sports complex into a shopping center and amusement park.

At Infectious Media, we use viewed impression-level data to measure incremental conversions for an increasing number of clients.

Realising that programmatic display activity only delivered an uplift in conversions after serving five or more viewable ads to users, our work with Waitrose meant that we became the first agency to measure and optimise towards incremental conversions back in early 2014.

As we come out of that we should be able to drive incremental OEBITDA conversion.

The specific formulation of the Shapley Value we implement respects incrementality by allocating the overall incremental improvement in conversion to the exposed ads, while handling the sequence-dependence of exposures on the observed outcomes.

In the dc dc power conversion, the incremental conductance maximum power point tracking is introduced to improve the conversion efficiency of conventional boost converter.

All catalysts showed an increase in CO conversion with incremental temperature with a maximum of 40.2% recorded for the KCoRhMo/OMC-HNO3 catalyst at T = 330 °C as opposed to 26.1 and 19.6% for the catalysts with KOH and NH4OH/H2O2 treatment, respectively.

This also suggests incremental web sessions and conversions, because web retail traditionally spikes not in the evening, but during business hours.

In general, over a wide range of values for the QoL reduction after HRA conversion and the incremental cost of HRA conversion, MoM HRA was more favorable compared to THA for men than for women and for younger patients (age less than 55) compared to older patients (age 65 or older) (Fig.  5A D).

Assuming 100% conversion, the annual incremental cost of analogue insulin increased from £5.18 million in 2000 to £133 million in 2009 (table 3).