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It takes work, but it will pay off over time as the incremental conversion rate increases impact top-line revenue.

There have been changes — virtual fans in stands, remotely produced interviews, a new acceptance of flexibility in TV advertising — but they seem to be more incremental than absolute, based on recent conversations with industry executives.

Database scientists Benoit Dageville and Thierry Cruanes had each toiled at Oracle for more than a decade, helping the software giant eek out incremental improvements in its applications.

Shoppable ads enable advertisers to place more focus on incremental reach and less focus on frequency.

With the introduction of RSAs, Google began encouraging advertisers to move away from “overly fixating” on click-through and conversion rates and instead focus on the incremental lift in clicks and conversions from RSAs.

Utilizing fear, or taking a reasoned approach to gradual, incremental change?

They are winning incremental battles under the pretense of health regulations and parental consent.

She seems, if anything, to symbolize an even more incremental progressivism than President Obama.

We also need, in incremental and experimental ways, to keep building up a real politics of climate change.

When it comes to democracy and rule of law, progress requires incremental growth.

The overwhelming favorite is still the incremental machine called the Calcomp plotter.

The growth of cities has, through real estate speculation and incremental income, made many of our millionaires.

In comparison to centuries of slow, incremental development, relatively abrupt change testifies to a new human condition.

A car was still, in some ways, the result of incremental progression from the horse-drawn carriage.

Allocation of resources within a system and strategies of co-evolution are seen as resources of incremental performance.