Sentences with phrase «significant changes in the index»

The ever - changing environment of business has led to significant changes in the index world.

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These widely used measures of house prices are all less than fully satisfactory in that the quarterly movements are influenced by compositional changes and contain significant lags in recording transactions; the lags arise because most standard indices record prices as at the date a transaction is settled, which is well after the price was determined by agreement on a contract.

Burke recommends that the analysis of any written work should begin with the «principle of the concordance».21 The critic builds an index of significant terms: terms that recur in changing contexts, terms that occur at significant points in the narrative, terms that seem heavy with symbolic meaning.

The authors found that breastfeeding promotion interventions were not associated with significant changes in weight or length, but led to a modest, albeit significant, reduction in body mass index / weight - for - height z scores.

In spite of having significant fixed income within the index, excess return over change in cost of income was substantially positive (unlike the comparison using the S&P U.S. Aggregate Bond IndexIn spite of having significant fixed income within the index, excess return over change in cost of income was substantially positive (unlike the comparison using the S&P U.S. Aggregate Bond Inindex, excess return over change in cost of income was substantially positive (unlike the comparison using the S&P U.S. Aggregate Bond Indexin cost of income was substantially positive (unlike the comparison using the S&P U.S. Aggregate Bond IndexIndex).

I suppose it's true that some sort of change is in order, since you have failed to convince the financial blog community, but as is often the case with you, I'm not at all convinced that you are applying sound reasoning in assuming that the frothy mix of politics is the right place to take your war on passive index investing; which is about the most benign thing a person could do, and one that I am not sure can be outlawed without significant impact on our basic personal freedoms!

Decades of research have demonstrated that the cost of changes in the S&P 500 Index is significant and increasing.1 Consistent with earlier academic findings, Chen, Noronha, and Singal (2004) determined that, from announcement day to the effective date, the additional cost of a new index holding rose from 3 % in the 1976 — 1989 period to about 9 % in the 1989 — 2000 peIndex is significant and increasing.1 Consistent with earlier academic findings, Chen, Noronha, and Singal (2004) determined that, from announcement day to the effective date, the additional cost of a new index holding rose from 3 % in the 1976 — 1989 period to about 9 % in the 1989 — 2000 peindex holding rose from 3 % in the 1976 — 1989 period to about 9 % in the 1989 — 2000 period.

Some of the more significant indicators include: The Gross Domestic Product (represents the total market value of all goods and services produced), Retail Sales (measures the total receipts of all retail stores), Industrial Production (shows the change in production of factories, mines and utilities), and Consumer's Price Index (measure of the change in prices of consumer goods).

There is no significant change in DI (distraction index is the most accurate diagnostic technique) attributable to a bitch being in heat, or to the other reasons, when this method is used.

(Photons also tend to conserve their wavelength, except as changes are required to conserve frequency while propagating through variations in the index of refraction n. Often we speak of photons as if their wavelengths are unchanging — this is approximately true for radiation flowing though the atmosphere because n is very very close to 1, but in case the issue becomes significant, often when I've refered to the wavelength of radiation, I've been refering to the wavelength that a photon would have in a vacuum.)

When I point out that there is no significant change in any of the NINO indices, the response is «well it hasn't happened yet».

How can there even be such «trends» (i.e. a statistically significant long - term change in the overall index over say, 25 - year period)?

The effect is minimal for average indices but is statistically significant in a subset of models for projected changes of 10 and 20 - year return periods.

In that workshop, reporting on trend analysis in ACE in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, Saunders concluded that «No significant change in ACE index or ACE index variance is observed anywhere, either over the full period or, for the U.S., using the recent 1978 - 2003 period compared to prior 26 - year periodIn that workshop, reporting on trend analysis in ACE in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, Saunders concluded that «No significant change in ACE index or ACE index variance is observed anywhere, either over the full period or, for the U.S., using the recent 1978 - 2003 period compared to prior 26 - year periodin ACE in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, Saunders concluded that «No significant change in ACE index or ACE index variance is observed anywhere, either over the full period or, for the U.S., using the recent 1978 - 2003 period compared to prior 26 - year periodin the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, Saunders concluded that «No significant change in ACE index or ACE index variance is observed anywhere, either over the full period or, for the U.S., using the recent 1978 - 2003 period compared to prior 26 - year periodin ACE index or ACE index variance is observed anywhere, either over the full period or, for the U.S., using the recent 1978 - 2003 period compared to prior 26 - year periods.

In other words, the most significant change came with the use of force whether directly or indirectly: weapons, famine, starvation, killings, genocide, and, the transfer of ownership of property (gold, land, slaves, tobacco, sugar, coffee, etc.) with contractual consideration given in the form of a Bible, various baubles, and an annual per capita grant not indexed to CPIn other words, the most significant change came with the use of force whether directly or indirectly: weapons, famine, starvation, killings, genocide, and, the transfer of ownership of property (gold, land, slaves, tobacco, sugar, coffee, etc.) with contractual consideration given in the form of a Bible, various baubles, and an annual per capita grant not indexed to CPin the form of a Bible, various baubles, and an annual per capita grant not indexed to CPI.