Sentences with phrase «on public perception»

I would not recommend betting against every single ranked team, but it's clear that ranked teams routinely have artificially inflated lines based on public perception.

«Certainly media portrayal of physicians definitely has an impact on the public perception of physicians,» she says.

«My deepest concern, however, is the impact on public perception about the validity and importance of science,» she added.

This small - scale sustainable farming model has had a positive effect on public perception.

In other words, bettors could have gotten a free point based purely on public perception.

You're the one who knows how to get a read on public perceptions.

These influencers have the ability to make a profound impact on public perception for matters in which they are well known.

But perhaps because of this, proponents of change should be wary of relying too heavily on public perceptions and avoid promising too much.

We need to better market ourselves through community outreach directly to families and teachers, and in doing that we'll have a broader impact on public perception as well.

I am part of this research strand, exploring the psychology of consensus and the impact of misinformation on public perceptions.

Instead, they shade their opening lines to capitalize on public perception.

That means that bettors can essentially get three free points based on public perception.

What effect will this have on the public perception of e-books?

While more data is always the answer, sadly, pop - culture and social media has just as much impact on public perception and policy as data does.

The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee has also been highly critical of the Government's pension strategy which they say is based more on public perception of public sector pensions than on actual figures.

Essentially, bettors who are willing to take an unpopular stance and take the 49ers will get a free point based on public perception alone.

This line moved 5.5 points based solely on public perception, which created excellent value on Pittsburgh +3.

In a recent poll on public perceptions of politicians» economic competence, Cable came top.

The Internet - based poll of 3,105 people from Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States is the first international analysis on the public perception of geoengineering and SRM.

But as pundits and practitioners thrust and parry over these issues, they may be overlooking the potential impact of CCSS on public perceptions of school quality and public support for school reforms.

With its powerfully expressive and distinctive design, the new MINI has not only impressed expert juries in important competitions, it has also left its mark on public perception.

The character of Jude could easily be modeled on the public perception of any number of aging rock - stars including Alice Cooper who, as it happens, published his first book last May: Alice Cooper, Golf Monster: A Rock»n' Roller's 12 Steps to Becoming a Golf Addict - which just goes to show that perception isn't always reality!

Particularly interesting in the context of the FCEA is likely to be the work on public perception and policy perspectives:

A year on from the major winter flooding in the UK, the new study led by Cardiff University sheds new light on public perception of climate change.

I was involved with a similar image enhancement campaign at the CBA early last decade, and I saw first - hand just how little these efforts move the needle on the public perception of lawyers.

External factors can have an immense influence on your public perception.

He was telling me you need to focus on public perception... focus on something that might seem small but can make the departments feel like they're getting results,» says Sidhu.

PR Specialist, December 2004 to July 2010 Mayhouse Consulting - New Cityland, CA • Scheduled and organized press events, photo opportunities and multimedia conferences • Conducted research and analytics on public perception • Evaluated market demographics and trends, identified public relation opportunities

After seeing that some of our traditional contrarian strategies have had mixed results for second half bettors, we believed that we could create an excellent halftime betting system by capitalizing on public perception.

In other words, opportunistic bettors can get a free point based purely on public perception.

The first debate had an enormous effect on public perceptions of Mitt Romney as far as I can tell.

WASHINGTON — On May 19, Eleonore Pauwels, a public policy scholar with the Synthetic Biology Project at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, presented recent research findings on public perceptions of synthetic biology before the European Group on Ethics (EGE).

Available low salt kidney care formulas are based more on public perception of the value of low - salt diets in us humans (everyone knows someone on a low salt diet) than on any science that suggests low - salt formulas are of any benefit to dogs and cats with CKD.

In other words, contrarian bettors are able to pick up a free point simply based on public perception by taking Clippers +5.5.

The mass media have a powerful impact on public perceptions of health issues.1 Headline health scares have a measurable effect on behaviour, and routine coverage influences people's assessments of personal risk, utilisation of health services, and views on public policy.2 - 7 The media not only provide information but also help to create or reinforce ideas about what is common sense or normal.

If Cameron had intended for the proposal to have a positive effect on public perceptions of his party he was quite mistaken.

Unfortunately, its effect on public perceptions of the Crusades is likely to be much more modest.

That policy has been unevenly applied in the years since, said John L. Allen Jr., CNN's senior Vatican analyst, but it has had an effect on public perception.

Sportsbooks shade their opening line to capitalize on public perception, and allow their most - respected clients to move the lines.

Oddsmakers do not attempt to balance their book by attracting 50 percent of the action on each side but rather shade their opening lines to capitalize on public perception and then allow their sharpest bettors to shape the line.

Sportsbooks shade their opening lines to capitalize on public perception and, assuming books don't receive balancing action from their sharpest bettors, one - sided public betting will continue to inflate the number, which creates additional value for bettors willing to back the unpopular side of a game.

Regardless of whether or not you believe Lin is the real deal, there is value to be had based on public perception.

These artificially inflated lines have historically created value for opportunistic contrarian bettors since they're getting a better line purely based on the public perception.