Sentences with phrase «taken at face value»

When taken at face value, these lists commonly prompt business owners to ask questions like:

DC's calculations can not be taken at face value.

I'd thus be grateful if you could clarify just where the new study stands on the need of a large and costly over-capacity requirement, as one of the effects of these studies, if they're taken at face value, is to undermine the case for the RD&D of the potentially crucial Baseload Renewable Energies such as Offshore Wave and Geothermal.

The following is from the US Academies of Science in 2002 — from doyens of climate science — and can be taken at face value as a description of real world data.

Misinformation taken at face value by citizens that is disseminated by rent seekers and bureaucratic advocates, such as the cost of certain technologies

Confidence intervals given should certainly not be taken at face value (indeed should be considered as next to worthless).

Thus both phrases are highly misleading if they are taken at face value without caveats.

If the EECO global temperature exceeded 28 °C, as suggested by multi-proxy data taken at face value (see above), climate sensitivity implied by the EECO warmth and the PETM warming is close to the full Russell climate sensitivity (see electronic supplementary material, figures S7 — S9).

Taken at face value and with a proper understanding of how it has been constructed, the EF suggests that the easiest way to avoid overshooting the planet's biological carrying capacity would be to convert huge land areas to eucalyptus plantations.

could be taken at face value.

# 27 - «'' Taken at face value, our reconstruction indicates that MWP conditions were nearly 0.7 oC cooler than those of the late twentieth century.»

Conclusion «Taken at face value, our reconstruction indicates that MWP conditions were nearly 0.7 oC cooler than those of the late twentieth century.

This enlarged ball of claims, attracts and enrages even more, as the tangle of claims is taken at face value by those quick to jump to conclusions, and aided by the «live» nature of blogs, where thoughts can almost instantaneously make the journey from brain (often an angry one) to screen, without the moderating influence of time (to cool down).

Given the force of the group's normative power to shape the opinions of the followers who conform without thinking things through, they are often taken at face value.

But this little derivation can not be taken at face value when is large.

Almost none of Oxburgh's testimony to the Science and technology Committee can be taken at face value.

This is so naive it can't be taken at face value.

The relationship between culture and cognition is surely vastly complicated, but Corner seems to think that complexity can be simply and easily ruled out with just a single questionnaire, and the results taken at face value.

This assertion was taken at face value by our first and extremely slapdash judge, Natalia Combs Greene.

This basic honesty allows results published to be taken at face value (with the back - up of the methods section allowing reproducability of results if necessary.

Taken at face value, Fig 3 manifests into a prediction that sea ice will increase, with expected values in 2080 25 % above 2011 values.

I'm sure elsewhere on the internet that claim you made is taken at face value as true, when clearly it is not.

The otherworldly specificity of Whitney's pigments comes from variations in layering, transparency and opacity — no color can be taken at face value.

Authenticity, reality and truth are often taken at face value, but what happens when artists use other people to communicate their message?

If the comparison between the painting and the flower is taken at face value, the analytical mind can only be an impediment to a true experience of beauty in either guise.

Ad Reinhardt's tongue in cheek statement that he went «beyond Mondrian» is rarely taken at face value.

It sure would be easier to ask that question if we knew anything beyond what yesterday's reveal trailer showed off, and the trailer probably shouldn't be taken at face value.

Procedural generation taken at its face value, is simply the use of computing procedures to magnify the input of an artist.»

So taken at face value, if the chart doesn't account for subscriptions, refunds, loans, and investor money, it stands to reason that this chart is clearly inaccurate and misleading.

The game is also set in space, if all the space imagery on the studio's new website is to be taken at face value.

If this video is meant to be taken at face value, then the portable systems can be connected for local wireless play, not dependent on any internet connection or access point.

Apparently, Anthem won't be such a case if the words of Brenon Holmes, BioWare's Technical Design Director are to be taken at face value.

The article does assume that a readership doesn't take other information into account and that review scores are taken at face value.

While I am against the presence of micro-transaction in full price retail games, Middle - earth: Shadows of War taught me that gaming industry controversies shouldn't always be taken at face value.

When taken at face value, it feels very familiar to Killzone 2's multiplayer.

If taken at face value based on media reports (at this point, I've yet to find a full copy of the report) this appears to be no exception.

(When reviewing the incident reports, as the EPA itself makes clear, these incident reports are not investigated or validated by the Agency for accuracy in any manner; they are taken at face value and no efforts made to screen out demonstrably false or otherwise inaccurate reports.)

Taken at face value, this looks like great news for the pet industry — after all, it is a sign of continued strong spending on the part of pet owners and an indication that independent retailers can still thrive in the face of competition from outside channels, especially the Internet.

John Walter Russell January 26, 2008 Yahoo Briefcase Taken At Face Value Taken At Face Value: Upside

This time I took the investments from Taken At Face Value, Condition A. Investment A has a 3.5 % initial yield and an 8 % per year nominal dividend growth rate.

I took the investments from Taken At Face Value, Condition A. Investment A has a 3.5 % initial yield and an 8 % per year nominal dividend growth rate.

The report suggests Trump adviser Stephen Schwarzman's recent reassurances on NAFTA should not be taken at face value because the softwood lumber dispute might unleash a round of tit - for - tat tariffs.

Taken At Face Value The Retirement Risk Evaluator shows what it takes to match this when following the capital appreciation approach of the traditional studies.

Read Taken At Face Value.

, Building on Success, Expanded Allocator Insights D, Expanded Allocator Insights E, Today's Alternatives, Taken At Face Value: Upside, Double Counting by John P. Hussman, Ph.D., May 2007 Highlights, Y2K Retirees, Scenario Surfer Developments, Automatic Rebalancing Examples, Early Retirement with a Delayed Pension, Price Drops, Is 10 % by Year 10 enough?

Notes starting from February 26, 2007 Notes starting from March 25, 2007 covered the following topics: Taken At Face Value, The Cost of Capital Appreciation, Switching with Dividend Payers, More about Dividend Payers and Switching, Woody Allan's Take on the Efficient Market Theory, I Saw My Doctor Again, Gentle Failure Mechanisms, What Do I Really Think About Long - Term Timing?

I started with Taken at Face Value.

Taken At Face Value: Upside Edited: Taken At Face Value: Upside

Taken at face value, this income approach recovers the full (long term) Investment Return of the market in spite of today's valuations.

I took the optimal condition from Taken At Face Value.