Sentence examples for incremental tariff from inspiring English sources
From the angle of view of encouraging a balance and fair wind power development on different parts of the whole country, there is a need for relevant regulatory authority to make adjustment on the feed-in tariff based on their type and areas of the wind energy resources by increasing the rate of the incremental tariff so as to reduce the level of difference in profit.
President Trump Administration considering an incremental 10-25% tariff on $250 billion worth imported items from China will surely shake up confidence of traders.
With Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, it found that "40% of water users in the city of Nairobi were willing to pay an incremental $1.25£1£1) over their tariffs for watershed management".
Applying the US, rather than the UK, EQ-5D tariff, the adjusted incremental effect between the treatment groups decreased, resulting in higher incremental cost-effectiveness ratios from the healthcare (€3 183 050 per QALY) and societal perspective (€3 926 628 per QALY), as compared to the main analysis.
The financial "incentive" to National Health Service (NHS) hospital trusts was an incremental payment of £445 ("differential") over the base tariff earned for treating every hip fracture (BPT = differential + base tariff).
The SWT generally lead to smaller changes in QALYs, which translate into greater and less favourable incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) compared to the other tariffs.
Key drivers include: the falling cost per kilowatt in real terms as well as those reductions stimulated by the feed-in tariffs; continued efficiency improvements – plus 10-20% and further incremental efficiency improvements are likely to continue until 2016; risk mitigation against price increases through self-generation; training and upskilling of labour will make installation easier and cheaper.
Particular areas of concern included the reliability of incremental differences in EQ-5D scores, the inclusion of large negative (worse than death) scores in the UK tariff, and the small number of health states directly valued.
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