Sentences with phrase «usual caveat»

The usual caveat applies: this is beta software that could very well crash more often and be slower than a stable build.

Scientists studying methane leaking from the Arctic seafloor off Norway near Spitsbergen say, with the usual caveat that more research is needed and the specific details not yet known, it does not appear that the potent greenhouse gas is being released because of human - caused climate change.

Of course, the usual caveat applies when looking at a single proxy record - this is a temperature record for a single location.To get a better feel for past climate, you need to look at proxy records from a range of locations.

I'm going to do this with my usual caveat in these cases: I am not a lawyer.

For those who don't want to set up a Tickerspy account, here's a screen grab showing our performance since we opened our account on March 6, 2009 through April 8, 2009 (The usual caveat applies: one month is too short a period of time to determine whether Greenbackd's strategy is working.)

The Alpholio ™ app for Android provides a set of tools that facilitate the exploration of historical data and construction of desired portfolios, with the usual caveat that the past performance is not a guarantee of future results.

The usual caveat applies here, too: using ETFs in an RESP is usually only cost - effective if you make contributions once or twice a year and use a broker with low commissions.

First, the usual caveat: benchmarks only mean so much.

When it was announced that Ridley Scott would be directing Matt Damon in «The Martian,» there was that usual caveat that comes with anything associated with the director, that plans could change or the project could wind up on the backburner.

Of course, the usual caveat applies when looking at a single proxy record - this is a temperature record for a single location.To get a better feel for past climate, you need to look at proxy records from a range of locations.

The usual caveat for those of you here for the first time: There will be typos and possibly a range of grammatical and logical errors.

The usual caveat: typos abound.

Of course there is the usual caveat about immigration at the start, part of a protective shield of critical policies which Labour candidates can use on the door step.

I also offer the usual caveat that you really can't assume all of the committee members of every county are going to follow the lead of their respective chairs.

They are both reasonable methods, but the usual caveat of stops in essential in both methods.

A 2017 study (in Australia, so all the usual caveats about cultures apply) set out to show anti-woman bias in hiring and showed the exact opposite.

This is where we note the usual caveats that come with trusting Kickstarter projects from young startups.

The usual caveats about these things apply — namely, they won't sound as good as a larger, usually wired solution — but if you want serviceable sound in the shower, by the pool, or at the beach, they'll serve you well.

All of which is to say, what these numbers really tell us is that, in general, stocks tend to perform below average in the year leading up to and during a recession and perform above average in the 1, 3, and 5 years following the end of a recession (with the usual caveats that there are always outliers and this is a small sample size).

The authors3 duly note the usual caveats, in particular that the degree of variation within the samples is very high, highlighting the risks and opportunities available.

I will not rehearse the usual caveats regarding «lies, damned lies and statistics» other than to say it is the closest we have to objectivity and whether we like it or not statistics are indispensable aids for football coaches (and sports coaches in general) around the world.

With the usual caveats of small sample sizes (nobody with more than 19 games, only 7 teams to compare.

Subjects may include speakers, crowd shots (the usual caveats about consent apply), presentation slides or anything else that's better expressed in images than in words.

I'll be live blogging throughout with the usual caveats: There will be typos and factual inaccuracies.

At which point I should probably say that we at ConHome are — on the whole, and with all the usual caveats about transparency and efficiency, etc — sympathetic to the aid target.

Usual caveats apply: Plenty of typos and grammatical and factual errors, some, but not all, of which will be cleared up later.

Public ownership — with the usual caveats of what form it will take — has been reinstated as part of Labour's socialist identity, for example.

The usual caveats apply: I apologise in advance for typos, they will be corrected later.

Charles Kuffner is right in saying that the usual caveats apply with regard there even being a special election whether the electorate will be any better for Democrats in a special depending on when it will be called.

The usual caveats apply: There will be typos aplenty, which we will clear up when it's all over.

Usual caveats - I'll make many typos and hideous factual inaccuracies.

The usual caveats: Apologies in advance for typos, inaccuracies and any offence caused.

The usual caveats apply about it being just one poll, but it shows Labour support perking up in Wales since Jeremy Corbyn's election — Westminster voting intentions with changes from last month are CON 26 % -LRB--2), LAB 42 % (+5), LDEM 5 % (+1), Plaid 10 % -LRB--2), UKIP 16 % (+1).

The usual caveats I give for notional results apply — this is an accounting exercise, estimating what the ward level vote within each constituency would have been in 2015 (basing the distribution on the distribution at local elections) then reallocating the wards to their new constituencies and adding them back up again.

The usual caveats apply: There will be typos aplenty (corrected later), several matters of specific factual inaccuracy and a general disregard for journalistic standards.

Usual caveats; but today's TNS poll now makes 3 pollsters showing record @ScotToriessupport (@Panelbase @Survation) pic.twitter.com/qSB49m 9CGe

Aside from the usual caveats applied to Botox injections (such as the neurotoxin inadvertently spreading to surrounding tissue), some experts warn of potential affects on sperm count.

Perhaps it won't surprise you that the awards below, particularly in the craft categories, are more or less dominated by a couple of films that we have all been championing throughout the year, but the usual caveats of all our team posts apply to this one as well.

There are also other ways of getting to school (subject to the usual caveats)

The usual caveats apply: the following post is not intended to be investment advice.

The usual caveats apply, however: when choosing a Wheaten puppy, look for one with parents that have been certified free of known genetic disorders, a puppy that is neither timid nor overly bold.

It does have the usual caveats in the guidelines to «adjust as needed,» but I was used to a more straightforward chart.

Naturally all of the usual caveats apply, since they won't want to make promises that limit their flexibility.

or is its exclusion considered one of the «usual caveats»?

During a behind - closed - doors presentation at Gamescom 2016, I was able to confirm with The Coalition's Creative Director Chuck Osieja that Gears of War 4's single player / cooperative campaign is estimated to last around ten hours on average, given the usual caveats of difficulty setting and varying play styles between different players.

It's their findings that are alarming, and it's almost surreal that scientists present them as they would any other findings — in a mundane, erudite way with the usual caveats.

It goes with saying that all the usual caveats apply as to cloud clover, ocean temps and pressure levels etc..

The usual caveats about using too short datasets apply.

And — all of the usual caveats notwithstanding — that can only be a good thing.

The final word hasn't been written, but it may well turn out to be the first severe event where you actually can say it was a result of climate change, without the usual caveats.