Sentence examples for incremental inclusion from inspiring English sources

This paper experimentally evaluates the performance of multiple mechanisms, and the influence and performance penalty introduced in the network, with the incremental inclusion of new functionalities.

Incremental inclusion of RCS in the diet tended to lower whole-body N balance, increased linearly the proportion of dietary N excreted in feces and urine, and decreased linearly the utilization of dietary N for milk protein synthesis.

The present study, following on from the phenomic data presented in Glencross et al. [ 10] ), showed that the incremental inclusion of DHA in the diet of post-smolt Atlantic salmon caused a range of responses in the hepatic transcriptome.

Four multiparous Holstein-Friesian cows in mid-late lactation were used in a 4 × 4 Latin square design with 21-d periods to investigate the effect of incremental dietary inclusion of a calcium salt of cis-MUFA product (Ca-MUFA; 20, 40, and 60 g/kg of dry matter of a maize silage-based diet), on milk production, composition, and fatty acid concentration.

Results from this study further demonstrate that a multiphase, pragmatic AR approach provides a dynamic framework to encourage the incremental development and inclusion of open ended and progressive questions by clinicians as new challenges emerge [ 37, 39].

However, no published studies have attempted to predict the impact on total population health and societal cost as well as the actual incremental CE of the inclusion of anti-TNF agents in treatment of AS.

The result of the backward purging approach suggests that for both budset and cold hardiness, the first three to five SNPs account for much of the variation, as PVE tended to reach a plateau with only incremental increases with the inclusion of additional SNPs.

Inclusion of net incremental consumption in the cost-effectiveness analysis will markedly affect the relative cost-effectiveness of interventions targeted at different age groups.

Thus, inclusion of net incremental consumption renders a cost difference of €21,000 between the age group contributing the most and the age group benefiting the most.

Inclusion of net incremental consumption in the cost-effectiveness analysis will affect the relative cost-effectiveness of interventions targeted at different age groups.

In particular for old age pensioners with few earnings, the inclusion of net incremental consumption has a negative impact on the cost-effectiveness ratio of interventions targeting these age groups.