Sentence examples for alter valuation from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, it is unlikely that a jump from three to nine types of cue would radically alter valuation mechanisms, and in any case subjects effectively had to order a combined set of 12 cues rather than simply generate preferences within separate sets of three (learned) and nine (described) options.

These findings suggest that the gene expression changes observed in the present study may play a role in altering the valuation of reward-paired cues used to guide behavior.

Risk management decisions can therefore involve measures to prevent the process producing the risk, measures to reduce or eliminate exposures, and activities to alter perceptions or valuation.

According to prosecutors, Mr. Schussler and his lieutenants paid more than $10 million in bribes to the assessors in return for altering their valuations and assessments over four years on 562 properties, most of the them in Manhattan.

This valuation method, referred in the article as conjoint valuation, gives sufficient flexibility to set, alter, and combine the valuation of different clam management practices.

GE is offering various joint ventures while explicitly protecting the state's interest in nuclear matters; it says it has not altered its underlying valuation of Alstom's energy activities.

We then review how different valuation methods may alter the magnitude of tradeoffs and compatibilities in monetary terms.

20 From the patient's perspective, therefore, the difference in number of days with a 50% improvement at the end of phototherapy, although significant, hardly alters the valuation of treatment.

It also said the economic downturn and credit crisis had "fundamentally altered" expectations and valuations placed on Genentech and other biotechnology companies since it made its initial offer.

Fidelity just released a list of private investments in which they adjusted their valuations down, something they are required to do by law  every quarter — and now these companies are going to see their valuations altered on a quarterly basis.

Energy analysts at investment bank Barclays said: "We do not believe the tax changes materially alter the outlook for the North Sea, or indeed asset valuations amongst small and mid cap [medium-size] exploration and production companies".