Sentences with phrase «narrow range of outcomes»

Note the comparison to Figure 8 - 3, which shows a lower - risk index portfolio comprised of 90 % fixed - income funds and 10 % stock funds with a narrow range of outcomes.

In contrast, investments that have had a narrow range of outcomes over long periods of time are expected to provide more consistent returns with the trade - off of lower returns.

For some time we have believed that businesses with a narrower range of outcomes, or stable businesses, have been bid - up as bond substitutes, while businesses with a more cyclical profile have fallen to more attractive valuation levels.

Not exact matches

But this outcome is a product of the methodology: since each year's sample is broken into quintiles, and the sample is roughly normally distributed, the ROIC ranges are much narrower for the middle three quintiles than for the extreme quintiles.

i.e. the spread of model their model outcomes is too narrow and doesn't encompass the real world range -RCB-, This is where scientific judgment comes in — some people are better at pattern recognition and meaningful correlation than others.

Complexity of the climate system and uncertainty surrounding input data preclude extremely accurate predictions, but they are not incompatible with an ability to approximate real world outcomes within a range narrow enough to justify future planning on the basis of reasonable probabilities.

The outcome is relatively predictable, with a narrow range of uncertainty.

But even without a final consensus emerging, it has been interesting to see how even a modest narrowing of the range of likely policy outcomes has been enough to dramatically change the environment for carbon market participants.

Accordingly, in cases involving fundamental constitutional values or important individual interests, the range of reasonable outcomes will be narrower.

It is clear from the recent cases that the Supreme Court finds significant attraction in the concept, most clearly advocated by Lord Sumption, of a «range of rational outcomes» which will be broader or narrower depending on all the circumstances.

Both involve questions of weight and balance, which fall to be assessed in the context of particular factual and legal matrices that create broader or narrower ranges of possible outcomes, depending on the circumstances.

[40] Prior judicial decisions on matters subsequently considered by an administrative tribunal will tend also to narrow the range of reasonable outcomes, [41] as will, potentially, the need to give effect to international obligations.

[20] Indeed, the same could be said of review for error of law: sometimes the statutory language will create a wide range of rational outcomes; [21] on other occasions the range will be narrower, perhaps containing only one outcome.

SLD are specific in the sense that these disorders each significantly affect a relatively narrow range of academic and performance outcomes.

When non-collaborative attorneys have the dual responsibility of working to reach a settlement while simultaneously anticipating that they may have to go to court if there's no settlement, it immediately narrows the range of potential outcomes.