"incremental effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the cumulative effect of a thing when it is increased or modified in small increments, such as when discussing the effects of a slow increase in temperature. For example, "The incremental effect of this temperature increase could be disasterous".
The incremental cost and incremental effect can be represented visually using the incremental cost-effectiveness plane [ 15].
A cost-effectiveness analysis will be performed, weighing incremental costs against the mean incremental effect in terms of quality of life based.
Any effectiveness of the movie will lead to an underestimation of the incremental effect size, i.e. the difference between the improvement in the experimental and the control condition.
QE works in part by bringing down long-term interest rates, but the more you do, the less the incremental effect is likely to be.
Excluding expenses related to the Agilent spinoff and the incremental effect of stock appreciation rights resulting from a 46percentt rise in the company's share price during the quarter, Hewlett-Packard had earnings of 80 cents a share.
Excluding expenses related to the company's early retirement program, the spinoff of Agilent, the incremental effect of stock appreciation rights and certain equity gains during the quarter, the company had earnings of 87 cents a share.
However, correlation among the markers will profoundly affect the incremental effect of a factor on the AUC.
Kr2 has very marginal incremental effect for the static stability of the model for higher modes.
The incremental effect of cancer on hospital resource utilization in the four surgical resections are shown in Figs. 1, 2, 3 and the incremental effect of cancer on complications in shown in Table 8.
(1) Incremental effect of SDS: From our perspective, a major issue is that of assessing the incremental effect of SDS on the cost of equity capital, bid ask spreads and trading volume.
