Sentences with phrase «conventional analysis»

In conventional analyses today, there is almost no understanding of risk.

Conventional analysis of satellite data can only detect clear - cut and burned areas, and has been unable to distinguish selective logging hidden by the rainforest's dense canopy.

It is difficult to track using conventional analysis because it has what some scientists call a «noisy signal» that makes it hard to identify where it came from.

Using conventional analysis, the oil spill was a winner for the American gross domestic product.

«The issue isn't particularly economic in terms of markets and it's not really the central banks... it's geopolitical and there's some bad things going on in the world and conventional analysis says things will be fine,» Schwarzman said at the Delivering Alpha conference, produced by CNBC and Institutional Investor.

Where too much conventional analysis goes wrong is in attributing this to trade agreements and in failing to recognize offsetting job gains from exports.

Conventional analyses look for individual mutations called SNPs — single - nucleotide polymorphisms.

Intravital two - photon bone imaging is superior compared with conventional analyses of the shape and form of a tissue because it enables two - dimensional scanning in bone in a focal plane to observe cell shapes and the appearance of mOBs and mOCs in the body.

Every now and then a movie comes along that's so beyond - the - pale sloppy, so disastrous in both conceit and execution, that it simply defies conventional analysis.

Unlike conventional analysis where there is a primacy of the income account and the managements are appraised mostly as operators of going concerns, in our approach managements are appraised not only as operators but also as investors and financiers.

So here, even when there was a Primacy of the Income Account, TAVF was different from most conventional analysis in that in looking at the income account, TAVF management cared about what the numbers meant, rather than believing that GAAP numbers, as reported, reflected some sort of reality.

Determining near - term outlooks for a company tends to be a much more important variable in conventional analysis than is determining underlying value.

The team found that when offspring BMI was used instead of the parent's own BMI, the apparent harmful effects of low BMI were reduced and the harmful effects of high BMI were greater than those found in the conventional analyses.

The work showed that the results of the one - minute test were consistent with those of the conventional analysis.

As for leverage, conventional analysis in the»50s and»60s looked at the possible downturn in a company's operations in the worst imaginable bear market, and borrowed money only to the extent that it could be repaid even in that event.

Another fascinating aspect is how wrong the conventional analysis was of what consumers wanted.

Weitzman pointed out that, when we consider the full range of possible outcomes from climate change, the outlying possibilities on the high - cost side of the range of possible outcomes do not go quickly to zero, which implies far greater risks — and a far greater likelihood of damages — than conventional analyses would suggest.

A conventional analysis of RMSE and SD is also presented in Sect. 3, which supports our results and analysis using rank histograms.