| Yes, students gain marginal benefit from having their mistakes highlighted. |
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| However, at the leeward edge of the building, the increase in stack height produces only a marginal benefit. |
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| The risk to employees was much greater than any marginal benefit of the productivity you get. |
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| And my suspicion is that higher doses, if effective at all, would be of marginal benefit. |
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| A tangent at 135° is drawn to touch the curve to identify the point at which the marginal cost of controls equals the marginal benefit. |
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| However, since the force tends to gather in the middle of the belt, the additional width only offers marginal benefit. |
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| Passengers, however, will continue to seek flights up to Xmax, since their marginal benefit exceeds the costs they will be charged. |
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| There is just a very, very marginal benefit for most companies using ocean shipping into the Lakes. |
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| An oil spill insurance market might help to discover the point at which the marginal benefit of spill-prevention technology equals the marginal cost. |
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| For smaller AIFM, the additional administrative burden and the burden for supervisors would outweigh the marginal benefit in terms of the mitigation of the risks associated with their activities. |
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| Pharmaceuticals are the fastest growing component of health care spending and new products are being developed, some of which may only provide marginal benefit. |
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| A coherent approach to risk across society would allocate resources most efficiently, ideally equalising the marginal benefit from any incremental expenditure on health, safety, and the environment. |
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| Deriving the optimal incentive levels would require equating the program's marginal benefit with its marginal cost, which is outside the scope of the paper. |
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| Technically, under hard budget constraint, the efficient level of public spending and debt is attained when the marginal benefit from one additional expenditure or one additional loan is equal to the marginal cost. |
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