Sentence examples for marginal benefit from from inspiring English sources
Yes, students gain marginal benefit from having their mistakes highlighted.
"We saw marginal benefit from this so-called semi-exit of Google," Robin Li, Baidu's charismatic chief executive, said during a conference call to discuss his company's results.
Physiological research shows that substantial increases in stimulation of muscle growth occur with each additional set performed from one to three, smaller benefit from three to four, marginal benefit from four to five, and very little added benefit for further sets of a particular exercise within an exercise session.
Subjects: Seven prelingually deafened children demonstrating marginal benefit from conventional amplification prior to implantation with a Nucleus multichannel cochlear implant, served as subjects for the speech perception assessment (a speech recognition score less than 30% defines marginal benefit from acoustic amplification on open set materials).
Conclusions: Cochlear implantation should be considered for prelingually hearing impaired children demonstrating marginal benefit from hearing aids, with a speech recognition score less than 30% on open set materials, in order to improve their speech discrimination skills.
This results in a higher equilibrium effort level as the marginal benefit from the manager's effort is the same, independent of whether the salary is fully or only partially tax-deductible.
Professor Folbre is unwilling to assume that "taxpayers derive no marginal benefits from programs such as Social Security".
It's kept him afloat even though, of all current pop superstars, he is the least present, the one still dining out on marginal benefits from old work.
The marginal benefits from effort or talent were low for most of human history, so this implies that the person is probably stealing from the rest of the group.
It is speculated that barley grain with low aNDFom concentration requires less processing with marginal benefits from more extensive processing.
Optimal coinsurance arrangements make patients pay for care up to the point where the marginal gains from less risk sharing are just offset by the marginal benefits from reduced provision of low valued care.
