Sentence examples for of further incentive from inspiring English sources

19 However the attenuation of temporal trends might also reflect the lack of further incentive after attainment of the upper payment thresholds (the ceiling effect).

One trial evaluated giving a monetary incentive with a promise of a further incentive for return of trial data (Bailey 2 unpublished).

While steps were initiated to address these challenges and modifications were made to simplify the process of Log entry, further incentive was needed.

Prada's bankers, including Goldman Sachs and CLSA, a unit of Crédit Agricole, will share a base fee of just 1.2 percent, with a further incentive payment of 0.7 percent.

Sultan Ali was also promised a further incentive of a monthly allowance of $500 from the Temenggong, under the pressure of Governor Edmund Blundell (the British Governor of Singapore), who hoped to put an end to Sultan Ali's financial complaints and problems.

A recent multicentre study has documented that, in almost all European countries, rates of poor health and death are substantially higher in groups of lower socioeconomic status, providing further incentive to improve health through improvement of the general situation of the population [ 36].

And officials in both Brussels and Washington noted that the rising economic might of China gave them further incentive.

"Assuming the Republican tax bill passes and [many] state and local deductions are eliminated, all blue states will need new forms of revenue, which is further incentive for [figuring out] sports betting".

If such recording were to become a national mandate, electronic medical records could help doctors and patients keep track of radiation exposures and provide further incentive to avoid unnecessary imaging.

The scheduling of Operation Fredericus in April provided the further incentive to bolster total forces in the area of the German 6th Army.

Further incentive to the building of crypts was provided by growth of ecclesiastical sanction of burials within the church walls.