Sentences with phrase «whole analysis»
To attribute the entire decline in stock yields to interest rates as if it is a «fair value» relationship is to introduce a profound «omitted variables» bias into the whole analysis, which is exactly what the Fed Model does.
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But on the whole the analysis of the what now works against peace still tends to underplay the concrete historical factors that are currently so threatening.
What is clear is that his whole analysis was such as to create sympathy for the «little people» (workers as well as members of the lower - middle class) who were joining the Nazi movement.
From the point of view of the assumptions with which this whole analysis proceeds, the structure of existence to which Buddhism led is much more fully intelligible than the Hindu goal.
But since the one statement of fact in the entire article is wrong, and the whole analysis is built on an erroneous premise, I'm not enormously interested in the policy recommendations.
«This whole analysis that the Ukip vote purely damages the Conservatives» chances simply isn't true,» Nigel Farage told the Today Programme.
The Blairites also need to revise their whole analysis of British politics.
«I think the whole analysis of this turns on his avoidance of a three - way race,» Gerald Benjamin, a dean at SUNY New Paltz and a longtime state politics observer, said, referring to the governor.
«We would have to do the whole analysis again.»
«We'd have todo the whole analysis again.»
I don't think that whole analysis has really been thoroughly done.
In order to test if our conclusions are affected by contamination of the Kepler photometry, we have repeated the whole analysis excluding the six binary stars.
That was true here, and I've included my whole analysis here so you can see my thought process.
(This sounds complicated, but I'm actually oversimplifying: You can read the whole analysis here.)
It undermines the whole analysis and makes it worthless.
This whole analysis is based on the false premise that temperature is a function of CO2.
It also leaves out the whole analysis of your likelihood of remaining an equity partner (to wit, the recent news that Mayer Brown has voted to de-equitize 45 partners.)