Sentence examples for of incremental unit from inspiring English sources
As a result, as mobile penetration growth begins to slow, smartphones are becoming a significant driver of incremental unit growth for the broader handset industry.
"As mobile penetration growth begins to slow, smartphones are becoming a significant driver of incremental unit growth for the broader handset industry," he said.
Rate ratios (RR) from Poisson regression models were used to estimate the short-term impact of incremental unit increases in AQHI, nitrogen dioxide (NO2; 10 ppb), fine particulate matter (PM2.5; 10 µg/m) and ozone (O3; 10 ppb) on health services use among individuals with each disease.
It occurred to me recently that she built big, complicated things out of incremental units, exactly the way I work myself.
In economic terms, price is above the marginal cost of the incremental unit of energy, much further above than for goods you buy at the supermarket.
It follows that an implicit price exists for each of the characteristics and that an implicit marginal WTP (which represents an individual's valuation of the incremental unit of the environmental resource) can be identified statistically.
After the software is built, the cost of an incremental unit is close to zero.
In the long run, the price of any given commodity should revert to the cost of producing an incremental unit of supply.
In this paper, we derive a measure of market value such that the comparison of the measure against the incremental unit cost of the attribute improvement is key in deciding whether or not the attribute improvement is profitable.
You should take care to track the time and volume of data necessary to achieve an incremental unit of value for your customer, to make sure that the data moat continues to grow.
The ICER decision rule is that if the estimated ICER lies below the ceiling ratio, which represents the maximum decision makers are willing to pay for an incremental unit of the measure of effectiveness, then the intervention concerned is deemed cost-effective.
