Sentence examples for only one incentive from inspiring English sources

Note: Only one incentive may be applied per participant.

Because these observations are not independent, the results from only one incentive condition per study are included in the meta-analysis.

There is only one sustainable way to support alternative energy; only one way to reward success, not failure; only one incentive whose disappearance does not spell disaster: supply-side tax cuts for green energy.

(vi) Although a group practice may attempt to qualify for the PQRS incentive payment by using more than one reporting mechanism (as specified in paragraph (g)(3) of this section), or reporting for more than one reporting period, the group practice will receive only one PQRS incentive payment for a program year.

Mexico's National Film Institute (Imcine) offers only one tax incentive for fully foreign productions, the Proaudiovisual Fund (ProAv), which offers a rebate of up to 17.5percentt of the total spent in Mexico for projects exceeding more than 40 million pesos, or $2.6 million.

Sallie Mae was not the only one with an incentive.

Although an eligible professional may attempt to qualify for the electronic prescribing incentive payment using more than one reporting mechanism (as specified in paragraph (d)(2) of this section), the eligible professional will receive only one electronic prescribing incentive payment per TIN/NPI combination for a program year.

When there can be only one winner, the incentives to narrow the choice down to two are overwhelming.

And if Windows remains dominant -- if the upstream baron still controls a crucial choke point -- then the breakup would still be a bad thing for consumers; a baron who controls only one castle has less incentive to hold down tolls than one who controls the whole stretch of river, even if there are several downstream barons.

To minimise contamination (two or more individuals in a household receiving a questionnaire, but not all receiving the lottery incentive) only one person per domestic address was selected.

While financial incentives are only one approach to increase participation, other incentives could be just as attractive, including the opportunity to verify the algorithm predictions against newly collected experiments, 'bragging rights' for the best algorithm, the ability to publish and to drive the field for purely academic interests.