However, the impact and particularly incentives attached to this test would differ if it was the first characteristic considered compared to a scenario where it is only considered for a subset of CABG cases, such as less complex cases.
And valuing it means not just taking a personal interest, but taking the time to understand the challenges and creating real incentives, particularly financial incentives, behind the sustainable use of our ocean.
They have a particularly strong incentive to this when they know they are breaking the law and an injunction would be granted if the victim knew.
That, in theory at least, should be music to the ears of the airline industry.Any cost-conscious company would welcome lower transaction fees, but airlines have a particularly strong incentive for scraping away expense.
The cheaper costs of overseas trials may be a particularly powerful incentive: This year alone, because of patent expirations, the drug industry will lose control over mega-medicines with combined annual sales of some $50 billion.
Of course, Mechanical Turk and similar services require hands-on attention for a reason: you're dealing with real people, many of whom are untrained, and aside from their modest pay they don't have a particularly strong incentive to produce work of the highest quality.
It's not a surprise that the California rebates are shrinking, said Brian Wynne, president of the Electric Drive Transportation Assn. "The California rebate already has been a particularly generous incentive," Wynne said.
The elimination of the 49/51 formula was a particularly powerful incentive, encouraging multi-nationals to create alliances with existing domestic companies, and then buy them out [ 82].
This interpretation seems unlikely for our data, which showed very low levels of BX interference, as compared to AY interference, particularly under incentive conditions.
Reduced contract length before study leave is a particularly relevant incentive being discussed by policy makers in Ghana and other low-income countries.
