Sentences with phrase «increasing claim trends»

Rates have been stable for many years now and hopefully this proposed increase reflects inflationary increases in claims payouts and not increasing claim trends and poor loss experience.

Not exact matches

In their study the authors claim to see signs of an emerging trend toward increased interdisciplinary conversation and teaching.

Although sugar related claims on table and cooking sauces are not yet trending, they are certainly in the increase.

Our data on new product launches shows a 60 % increase in product launches with a vegan claim in 2013 from 2012, and a further 52 % increase in 2014 from 2013, indicating that food manufacturers are indeed accommodating this lifestyle trend.

Processing the Kona coffee locally, Kona farmers and other volcanic growers have added quality increasing value with a current upward trend for 2017 yearly tax revenue claims from coffee.

Brands like «Gold» and «Premium» have set new trends with lofty and unsubstantiated claims for newborn health and achievement, such as increased intelligence, musical ability and even better eyesight.

It had been claimed that there was a trend in private prisons to increase electronic surveillance of inmates in order to reduce staff numbers.

We are hesitant to claim that district leaders in higher - performing districts uniquely promoted more standardized, district - wide curriculum content and materials, because the trend everywhere is to increase standardization.

First, widespread claims that rising mean temperatures have already led to increases in worldwide malaria morbidity and mortality are largely at odds with observed decreasing global trends in both its endemicity and geographic extent.

At the same time, the same groups (Pielke, Landsea, etc.) claim that the hurricane trend data is too questionable to support an increasing trend in intensity, and that no links can be made to global warming — Pielke, June 2005.

So, what you claim in the OP — that the warming trend increase in the adjusted data is a result from adjusting more reliable (and cooler) data to less reliable (and warmer) data — is false.

While I used adjusted global mean data for the plot above, unadjusted global mean data shows essentially the same thing — an increasing trend, contrary to your claim above.

One important reason for some confusion among scientists stems from a claim made by the IPCC Working Group II (IPCC, 2001b) attributing some part of the trend of increasing disaster losses to changes in climate.

A global trend of increasing atmospheric CO2 means that all local regions are also seeing the same increasing trend; A decline in CO2 locally weakens the well - established claim that global CO2 is increasing significantly; Students may assume that since the atmosphere covers the Earth, CO2 levels in one location would experience the same rate of change and levels of CO2 as in other geographic locations.»

It claims CO2 causes temperature increase that increases evaporation and water vapour amplifies the temperature trend.

In particular, given that there has been no trend in the sunspot count or cosmic ray flux over the last 50 years [1], while the global temperature has increased by 0.5 - 0.6 °C [2], how can one seriously claim that your work shows solar activity to be the major driver of climate change today and over the last 50 years?

I went back to Regional Map: Weather Underground linked in my previous post for the most recently complete year of 2006 and found that I could extract the data I needed to determine how the 13 Parker sites (that he claimed his windy / calm trend showed an increasing UHI effect) would perform in my analysis.

-- Parker's claim is that if the trend of the «calm — windy» signal is not increasing with time, then the trend of UHI is also not increasing.

The UN's IPCC claim that large modern consumer / industrial CO2 emissions are causing maximum temperatures to increase across the globe proves to be without any empirical and scientific merit... NOAA's NCDC division documents U.S. maximum temperatures are exhibiting a declining trend, not catastrophic «global warming»...

The researchers break down skeptics into three categories: Those who completely deny the planet is warming (trend skeptics); those who accept that the planet is warming, but question if it's caused by humans (attribution skeptics); and those who falsely claim that increasing CO2 emissions and a warming planet will be a good thing (impact skeptics).

Shindell and Schmidt (2004) claim that both Antarctic ozone depletion and increasing greenhouses gases have contributed to these trends.

Many people claim that the «Gridded Anomalies» method cools the past, and increases the trend, and in this case they'd be right.

I don't see how it supports your original claim: If a parasite trend affects the raw data, for example the increase in UHI, BEST uses the worst methods.

Yet, while claiming increased certainty about manmade global warming, both reports essentially ignore the absence of any surface warming trend since about 1998.

Otherwise it is just as valid to claim that the increasing trend in UK marriages (say) between 1900 and 1970 (again, for example) can be calibrated against some other set of data and hence represents a valid temperature proxy.

James» quote - «In the BAMS article, the authors criticize others for irresponsible public statements on global warming and praise their own caution, yet the press release they quote asserts an «increased risk» of category - 5 hurricanes threatening the southeastern U.S., but neither their own two articles, nor the data they claim to have used, show any such statistically significant trend.»

In the BAMS article, the authors criticize others for irresponsible public statements on global warming and praise their own caution, yet the press release they quote asserts an «increased risk» of category - 5 hurricanes threatening the southeastern U.S., but neither their own two articles, nor the data they claim to have used, show any such statistically significant trend.

So I'm not convinced that insurance claims are any real guide to an increasing trend in climate variability, which of course you point out in your post but often gets ignored when the MSM write about such things tonyb

The U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's «statement of two years ago — that the global surface temperature has shown a much smaller increasing linear trend over the past 15 years than over the past 30 to 60 years» — is no longer valid,» the study claims.

Another claim Mr. Gore makes in An Inconvenient Truth is that 2004 was the most active year for tornadoes ever in the United States, and that there has been a steady trend in increasing tornados as the globe has warmed.

In it, Watts and D'Aleo claim that NOAA deliberately removed certain stations, with the express purpose to increase the warming trend.

This is an ongoing trend for ICBC and is likely the cause of the increasing costs they incur in fighting legitimate injury claims.

The situation is not in stasis contrary to the, frankly, delusional claims of some ABS supporters who make snapshot analyses and ignore trends (and the trend is clearly toward increased consolidations).

Changing demographics are leaving their mark on trends that concern LAWPRO counsel: We are seeing increased potential for claims surrounding issues of the capacity of elderly clients and undue influence.

However with the historic general upward trend in both the stock market and in property prices nationally, both contributing to a significant increase in average net estate values, it has led to a rise in the number of claims being brought for an entitlement, or an even greater entitlement from estates.

A recent upward trend in litigation - based claims levelled off somewhat in 2016, but as these claims are typically driven by deadline - related errors, we expect the number to increase again in 2017 as courts begin to dismiss five - year - old actions without prior notice to counsel.

In the wake of that case Insurers believe that some law firms reliance on under - qualified staff, a lack of face to face contact with clients and a failure to understand medical reports all contribute to a trend of increasing numbers of claims.

However, in the final months of the year, LawPRO claims personnel saw an increase in claims due to administrative dismissals under the new Rule 48 of the Rules of Civil Procedure, a trend that we expect will continue in 2017.

As discussed below, the new numbers show a continuing trend towards fewer bankruptcy and insolvency type cases, with an increasing number of motor vehicle claims.

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AGCS observes a general trend for D&O claims to be dismissed or resolved more slowly, meaning lengthier litigation, increased defense costs and higher settlement expectations.

We attribute these lower premium rate increases to improved Medicare Supplement claims experience throughout 2012, driven by less guarantee issue business written during 4th qtr 2011 and lower Medicare cost trends in 2012.

In this analysis, I examine the filing trends and claim results to gauge the effectiveness of the reexamination process in countering improvidently granted patents and increasing patent quality.

After a few weeks of increases, Initial Jobless Claims are moving toward a downward trend, falling 5,000 to a 267,000 level in the December 19 week.