Sentence examples for slightly incremental from inspiring English sources
And while the Michauds' method, the ROM Optimizer, met the four official tests of patentability -- that it be new, useful, nonobvious (that is, not just slightly incremental) and fully disclosed -- the government does not insist on take-it-to-the-bank proof that an investment strategy makes or saves money.
However, the 'upward progress' is often relative and only slightly incremental.
The results change only slightly (incremental costs over a 5-year-period +/- 20 Euro).
[Back to text] [Back to Text] [Back to Text] A comparison of probability ratios tells us that E provides slightly more incremental evidence for H than for H*, whereas a comparison of odds ratios indicates that E provides much more incremental evidence for H* than for H.
No matter how you explain its inner workings, epigenetics maintains that human nature can improve or degrade itself, at least slightly in incremental ways, in the span of a single life.
Three factors account for the slightly different incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) in this analysis compared to those in Hutton et al. In this analysis we used slightly different (i) hospitalisation rates (ii) treatment seeking behaviour estimates and (iii) provider and household costs due to more recent cost estimates for Ifakara and inflation for Manhica.
However, if the therapeutic coverage is low, there is a slightly greater incremental health gain when treating biannually (Table 5).
Unfortunately, such tuning only generates an exponential number of slightly perturbed decompositions with incremental differences (see Supplementary Material).
"The incremental benefit of slightly lower mortgage rates will be small," wrote Paul Diggle, a property economist at Capital Economics, an international research firm, in a note to clients.
The incremental recovery factor slightly climbs as the alkaline concentration increases and reaches the highest value at 0.7%%.
In Australasia, those in the higher education groups were younger and slightly leaner; these effects were incremental across the education groups.
