By applying the category segmentation scheme to the more than 25 million people in its customer database, it determined the financial value and behaviors of its own Flourishers, confirming that they spent substantially more than other customers and had the highest lifetime value and the lowest attrition and price sensitivity of any segment.
In view of its novelty, simplicity, sensitivity and low price, such PCs will potentially be utilized for the monitoring of anions in the environment, and our method made a start for the application of CMEs to PCs to design electrochemical sensors.
"Low co-pays, low deductibles, low or no co-insurance has limited patients' price sensitivity or concern for value, Rice says.
We also noted with concern the association between WTP and socio-economic status, and the greater price sensitivity of the lowest economic groups.
An ideal semiconductor oxide-based gas sensor should have properties, such as high sensitivity to the expected toxic material, low price fabrication, and compatibility with modern electronic devises.
Serologic testing enables semi-automated mass screening of animals and eggs at a low price and with good, and in some cases superior, sensitivity.
Once the simulation data are collected, test the validity of the research results by taking an appropriate action in a representative market (for example, raise prices if price sensitivity and cross-brand price elasticities are low) and monitoring brand performance.
Tiny and/or very low price CCTV cameras usually use CMOS technology, produce poor quality video and have very poor light sensitivity.
But some industry executives told me that price sensitivity in the generics industry makes it more difficult to fully vet their low-cost suppliers.
Effective competitors assess the price sensitivity and underlying costs of serving specific customer segments and adjust pricing to protect these segments from new low-cost players.
