Sentences with phrase «equates high»

For example, investors typically equate higher beta or riskier «glamor stocks» with momentum.

I would value you opinion on this recent article (see link) that equates higher protein intake with increased rates of all - cause mortality (twice the rate) and also death from cancer and diabetes (four times the rate) compared with low protein consumption.

(I have read the studies that equate high LDL levels with heart disease, but I am also aware that for many of these patients the standard of care is to first address diet and exercise before cholesterol - lowering drugs are used.

However, developing countries still equate high quality of life to the western model of industrialization.

By Sarah E. LaCour, Adam York, Kevin Welner, Michelle Renée Valladares, and Linda Molner Kelley Policy makers, journalists, and many parents tend to equate high - quality schools with high scores on standardized tests.

Many people may mistakenly equate high Cold Cranking Amps (CCAs) with superior quality.

I have done more marketing, which may reflect why, but I still think people equate a higher price with quality.

Those who say a person should invest in riskier assets when young are those who equate higher returns with higher risk.

They also note that Rome copied the practice of bottomry from the Greeks, and a legal text from 500 AD, when the Empire's capital had moved to Constantinople, explicitly confirms that Romans equated high interest rates with paying for risk.

In addition, many dogs instinctively equate the high - pitched sounds of children with the distress sounds of prey animals, and they react by biting the child as they would have bitten the prey animal in the wild.

Grain based dog foods often equate a high caloric content to nutrition, but that isn't always the case.

«By discovering a vital metaphorical means of equating the higher domain of art with all efforts to attain «knowledge of higher worlds» (Rudolf Steiner), Sigmar Polke has staked out a vast playing field for himself.

showed 22 of the 34 most food - insecure countries saw annual growth rates of 5 - 16 % between 2004 - 06, equating high income growth in low income countries with an increase in food consumption.

Factors that appeared to equate the highest revision rates included ASRTM head sizes below 50 mm in diameter and patients who were female.

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If its authentic and it equates to the right emotion then you'll have a higher likelihood of going viral.

Your self - acceptance equates to high performance, which creates credibility.

More self - awareness equates to a higher level of emotional intelligence which leads to better decision making that translates to improving in business and as a leader.

Being a high achiever and bettering yourself doesn't equate to sentencing yourself to poor health and burnout.

Indeed, that report claims a higher minimum wage (which, one assumes, would also equate to higher union dues) would save millions from poverty, but not 58 percent.

Marc Stoiber of Maddock Douglas said he was «baffled» by Wendy's high perception score and could find no hard evidence to explain it, except to say that it may be because Wendy's offers «baked potatoes and a salad bar,» and people equate healthy choices with sustainable green practice.

According to Great Place to Work, the global authority on building, sustaining and recognizing high - trust organizational cultures, investing in diverse talent inherently equates to lower attrition.

But after a few false starts — including a position that clearly wasn't the right fit and only lasted three weeks before my manager gave me the option to quit (or be fired)-- I realized that higher pay didn't equate to a better job fit for me.

The government has even equated cryptocurrencies with «Ponzi schemes», which offer unusually high returns to early investors.

Second, because consumption creates a more labor - intensive demand than investment, much lower GDP growth does not necessarily equate to much higher unemployment.

However, in Sweden, since many things are provided, you don't necessarily need high incomes to get the same level of freedom, which equates to happiness.

In non-technical terms, this would simply equate to a surge in the number of stocks jumping to new 52 - week highs.

«For anyone driven crazy by the faux warm and fuzzy PR of the so - called sharing economy Steven Hill's Raw Deal: How the «Uber Economy» and Runaway Capitalism Are Screwing American Workers should be required reading... Hill is an extremely well - informed skeptic who presents a satisfyingly blistering critique of high tech's disingenuous equating of sharing with profiteering... Hill includes two chapters listing potential solutions for the crises facing U.S. workers... Hill stresses the need for movement organizing to create a safety net strong enough to save the millions of workers currently being shafted in venture capital's brave new world.»

Higher rankings equates to success, whereas lower or stagnant rankings equates to failure.

Therefore, a lower credit score can equate to being a higher risk, and vice versa.

This $ 5 difference does not imply that «the market» expects the price of oil to be $ 5 / barrel higher in December - 2016 than it is today; it implies that the cost of storing oil for the next 18 months plus the interest income that would be foregone (or the interest that would have to be paid) equates to about $ 5 / barrel.

Government bond yields have surged higher in Canada and the U.S. since the summer, but that isn't equating too much for investors trying to generate income from their portfolios.

That's good news as slower growth in expenses than in revenue should equate to higher profitability.

Over population equates to: diminishing resources, causing higher prices.

But, according to the research, having more sexual partners doesn't necessarily equate to high divorce rates.

True, disbelief doesn't equate to higher IQ.

To us, the world of the famous seems to equate to a charmed existence: high pay for creative, rewarding jobs; big houses, fast cars and beautiful partners.

And since matter is the highest form of contingency, transiency, and mutability, would not God then be equated with pure potency?

God is not an emotional high, and seeking God does not equate with seeking an emotional state.

To equate is to a Nazi swastika is just ignorance and a blatant attempt to inflame emotions that are already high.

The key element, absolutely essential to the democratic project, is that of a higher sovereignty that can not be equated with and therefore must necessarily limit the sovereignty of the state.

Like the easy low carb keto breakfast casserole with sausage, meatloaf used to be a «fear food» for me because I equated it to being high in fat which means it's «bad.»

High Antioxidant Power Consumers equate blueberries with antioxidant power and readily accept them incorporated into many products.

Money being spent in the 100's of millions does not necessarily equate to success, stellar squads of superstars ensures nothing, high profile managers come unstuck.

His xG90 (expected goals per 90, based on where the shot was taken from) has the Brazilian finding himself in high quality positions which equate to an expected goal every three games.

If we advocate for improved educational opportunities, does that equate to shaming everyone who didn't graduate from high school?

We then have an algorithm that gives these fields different «weights» which equates to a higher score when the search string is queried.

Sometimes high - quality can equate to a higher price tag, so we've listed a budget - friendly alternative below when possible.

This equates to a national swing compared with the 2005 election of 4.5 % higher than demonstrated by the overall poll across the country.

«Consumers often equate more dependence on pasture with environmentally friendly farming, but this study demonstrated that low milk production per cow is a major factor associated with high GHG emission.