Sentences with phrase «end point analysis»

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Peter Falvey, a managing director at Morgan Keegan, gave a light tough of analysis: «People are getting really excited, but it could end badly at some point.»

Additional analysis points that when a low - performing female employee switches to work for a high - performing female supervisor from her previous male manager, she actually ends up doing significantly worse — earning 30.1 % less relative to men who make the same switch.

The FBI's analysis of active shooters between 2000 and 2013 has another relevant data point: «Law enforcement suffered casualties in 21 (46.7 %) of the 45 incidents where they engaged the shooter to end the threat.»

I more fully elucidated these points towards the end of my analysis of the song.

However, by the end of the month, the lead has fallen to just 6 points, with YouGov analysis showing a big shift in support among Labour supporters.

The analysis also revealed that the populations of generated tRNA fragments and attributes such as fragment abundance, fragment length, and the fragments» starting and ending points depend on a person's race, population, and gender.

«A subgroup analysis that combines data from children in both the single - and multiple - dose studies demonstrated a mean 5 point increase in muscle function score in children who received at least 9 mg of ISIS - SMNRx between the ages of two and 10 who did not have severe scoliosis or baseline HFMSE scores at the extreme low or high ends of the scale.

In the end, the point of his critical analysis is to encourage gym goers to finally break the mold by concluding that, scientifically speaking, the tendency to perform compound exercises before isolation exercises is unjustified.

In the analysis, the researchers did observe a significant interaction between the efficacy of n - 3 fatty acids and sex (p = 0.04), with women treated with fish oil having statistically significant 18 % lower risk of the primary end point when compared with women treated with placebo.

Another meta - analysis was recently published that finally went ahead and measured the ultimate end - point, death, and low - carb diets were associated with a significantly higher risk of all - cause mortality, meaning living a significantly shorter lifespan.

Included: - Differentiated revision quizzes to use at the start and end of lessons to show progress - but could also be used as homework and for last minute revision - fun and engaging - Power and conflict poetry cards - each poem card has an image, context bullet points and key words from the poem - can be used to categorise and revise - revision lessons on context and analysis (differentiated) Differentiation: purple = lower blue = middle yellow = higher

Douglas McCabe at Enders Analysis thinks large publishers will continue to need the middleman, pointing out that readers don't set out to buy HarperCollins or Penguin books, just as they don't watch a film because it is made by Pinewood Studios.

Your result may end up being right, but your analysis does not track the case law on this point, the statute itself, or generally accepted standards of reasoning.

Apart from the publicly available data about the lower end of eBook price points capturing reader's attention, the latest data analysis from the German website, die Self - Publisher - Bibel, suggests that between $ 0 and $ 2 is not necessarily the sweetest spot in terms of revenue in several markets that readers chase after.

As a robustness test, they repeat the analysis on two subperiods with break point at the end of February 2009.

In somewhat similar vein, you can obviously equate earnings yield to RoME, but that would perhaps miss the point — with an analysis, how you get there is often just as important as the end - result... If you re-read that section of my post, the important point is to force myself (or readers) to stop focusing on book value, or intrinsic value, or even the potential upside — and to re-focus more specifically on what kind of return may be on offer, based on the current market cap & ignoring any revaluation potential.

Despite showing this end - of - Secular - Bull - Market period to make my point about market retracements, my technical view with the data currently at hand, as per the market analysis webinar mentioned above, is that the current Secular Bull Market is in it's first 5 years, not last 5 years...

There are also super-premium cards like the fabled «Black Card» (actually called the Centurion and issued by American Express) but I won't discuss those here because a) they aren't accessible to most people and b) because in a cost / benefit analysis, they come out on the losing end most of the time because of their outsized annual fees and generally poor points earning rates on daily spend.

Via Twitter, I found and read a fascinating analysis by Stéphane Hallegatte, an economist and lead climate change specialist at the World Bank, pointing to the rational aspects of why we end up building in harm's way.

As you point out the replication of the previous analysis was a necessary means to an end.

There's also new analysis by a team from the Naval Postgraduate school, led by Wieslaw Maslowski, pointing to a complete late - summer retreat of Arctic Ocean sea ice by the end of this decade and possibly 2016.

Recent independent analyses of current mitigation proposals on the table in Copenhagen by Nicholas Stern, the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), Ecofys, Climate Analytics, the Sustainability Institute (C - ROADS), the European Climate Foundation and ClimateWorks (Project Catalyst), all point to the same conclusion: the negotiations must deliver the high end of current proposals and stretch beyond them, if the world is to have a reasonable chance of containing warming to below 2 °C above pre-industrial levels, or the 1.5 °C goal of many developing nations.

Of course, as they point out «because rainfall is such a variable element, trend values are highly dependent on the start and end dates of the analysis» and the fact they are simply using linear interpolation it is very difficult to derive anything meaningful in terms of climate change from just one map.

This could be a fair comment — «end point effects» are not uncommon in this sort of analysis.

In fact what happens is the trend near the end point gets affected by the fitting algorithm (hence 15 years of slow warming gets ramped up in WHTs analysis).

Sure, a problem occurs if someone uses it as an end - point, as a reason to dismiss cost / benefit analysis (as described in the linked article).

The only way to prove (b) is to carefully «cherry pick» start and end points of your analysis (usually different ones in different datasets, depending on how badly your argument fares), as outlined in David Middleton's article above.

2) The GISS change point trend analysis starts in 1880 and ends in 2014 (tentative for 2014), the trend line change points (p = 0.05?)

These and other observations can be integrated into a model with feedbacks and having two unstable end ‐ points that is consistent both with classical studies of past climate states, and also with recent analysis of ice dynamics in the Arctic basin by Zhakarov, whose oscillatory model identifies feedback mechanisms in atmosphere and ocean, both positive and negative, that interact in such a manner as to prevent long ‐ term trends in either ice ‐ loss or ice ‐ gain on the Arctic Ocean to proceed to an ultimate state.

On 11/17/16, the NewsHour's guest analysis segment on the Ebell story ** (** see end of post) featured Vox writer David Roberts (formerly with Grist magazine, where one of his pieces channeled a Ross Gelbspan Talking Point), who said the following in only his second sentence about Ebell (full text & video here),

% create daily min, max and average values ndays = nperiod * periodsec / 86400; % number of days in the analysis if ndays > 1 % if number of days is less than 1 not much point nvaluesday = nperiod / ndays; % number of samples per day to check Tdmax = zeros (nlayers, ndays); % Tdmax is daily max value Tdmin = zeros (nlayers, ndays); % Tdmin = daily min Tdav = zeros (nlayers, ndays); % Tdav = daily mean heatstats = zeros (5, ndays); % main heat flows, 1 = solar, dlr, Eout, conv, 5 = base for i = 1: ndays for j = 1: nlayers % calculate daily max, min and average temp for each layer Tdmax (j, i) = max (Tav (j, (i - 1) * nvaluesday +1: i * nvaluesday)-RRB-; Tdmin (j, i) = min (Tav (j, (i - 1) * nvaluesday +1: i * nvaluesday)-RRB-; Tdav (j, i) = mean (Tav (j, (i - 1) * nvaluesday +1: i * nvaluesday)-RRB-; end % calculate daily heat flows: solar, DLR, rad out, conv, heat into % depth heatstats (1, i) = sum (rads (1, (i - 1) * nvaluesday +1: i * nvaluesday)-RRB-; heatstats (2, i) = sum (rads (2, (i - 1) * nvaluesday +1: i * nvaluesday)-RRB-; heatstats (3, i) = sum (rads (3, (i - 1) * nvaluesday +1: i * nvaluesday)-RRB-; heatstats (4, i) = sum (heats (1, (i - 1) * nvaluesday +1: i * nvaluesday)-RRB-; heatstats (5, i) = sum (heats (nlayers +1, (i - 1) * nvaluesday +1: i * nvaluesday)-RRB-; end end

According to an economic analysis within Sunday's report, an investment to stop climate change will only knock 0.06 percentage points off the world's annualized economic growth rate from now till the end of the century.

Even doing Fourier analyses is just obfuscating the concept that there must be standard repeating patterns that make up the apparent random noise — well you may find some but they will be dependent on the algorithm used and the end points they won't describe the chaotic system because by definition they expect repeating patterns at various scales from a chaotic system.

This analysis ends in 2035, at which point the caps on emissions are 52 percent below the emissions of 2005.

The paper's analysis of changes ends on July 1, 2012, and the government has also introduced regulatory changes to the Federal Skilled Worker Program which would prefer younger applicants, create new minimum language standards, reduce points of international work experience, and require third - party credential assessments.

On the margin point, the trial Judge made the observation that most claimants seemed to contend that all valuations were «standard»; clear reference to the analysis of the authorities on the issue set out by Mr Justice Coulson in K / S Lincoln v CB Richard Ellis and the tendency for those bringing claims to argue for the lowest possible margin; but accepted that this valuation was in the exceptional category but at the lower end of such — a firm steer that in the right case a higher margin would be achievable.

There comes a point when you need to leave behind the analysis and drive your company forward, otherwise you'll end up stagnating whilst your competitors race ahead.

Analysis was used to identify the time point and degree of reduction in HRSD that best predicted remission at the end of the trial (week 16).

Continuous measures were evaluated using end - point analysis with baseline score as covariates in both modified intention - to - treat and completer analyses for the self - reported measures, ICG, Work and Social Adjustment Scale, and Beck Depression and Anxiety Inventory scales.

According to analysis of FDIC and bank data by New York City - based Real Capital Analytics, the default rate for commercial mortgages held by depository institutions was at 4.3 percent at the end of the second quarter of 2010 — the highest point since 1992.

Trepp's analysis shows that 10 percent to 20 percent of the $ 330 billion in loans that will mature through the end of 2017 could face challenges if interest rates were to increase by 150 basis points.