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An economic analysis suggests that incremental costs not exceeding € 1500 are justifiable at payback periods less than five years, when compared to standard boilers.
The fact that, in a degraded state, it can accommodate about four million people a year and generate revenue hand over fist suggests that incremental improvements could result in a major revenue increase.
If the ECB acts it will probably be in small, careful steps, starting perhaps with the introduction of a negative rate on bank deposits.Unfortunately, history suggests that incremental efforts to fight deflation do not work.
Acquisition costs for subscribers are going up, and the law of diminishing returns suggests that incremental costs will rise even further.
This observation suggests that incremental learning during the acquisition phase may be accelerated or improved in rapamycin-treated PDAPP transgenic mice.
Figure 4, which depicts the percentage of individuals climbing stairs at the two sites over successive weeks, suggests that incremental changes occurred.
Meanwhile, Valentina I. Matviyenko, a Putin loyalist approved to head the upper house of Russia's Parliament, suggested that incremental political reforms may be introduced after the elections.
Our results suggest that incremental increases in the area dedicated to eWMUs may reduce LULCC and protect vegetation, particularly in double exposure municipalities.
Results also suggest that incremental algorithms benefit from the use of fading factors, although the fading factor approach has more subtle improvements in time requirements.
This led some authors to suggest that incremental tests encompassing shorter stages and longer stages were confirmed by submaximal and supramaximal intensities, respectively [39].
The results from other indications suggest that incremental cost-effective ratios (ICERs) do not differ significantly between Markov and DES models, but DES is able to report more outcome parameters.
