Sentence examples for conservative measure of from inspiring English sources

That is the most conservative measure of a bank's ability to withstand losses.

One rather conservative measure of the risk premium that investors might now reasonably require is 4%, based on the longest period of historical data.

Core Tier 1 capital is the most conservative measure of a bank's ability to withstand loses and includes equity, retained earnings and in some cases preferred stock.

A report from the Annie E. Casey Foundation last week found that "the official child poverty rate, which is a conservative measure of economic hardship, increased 18 percent between 2000 and 2009".

The leverage ratio, a conservative measure of capital that does not allow for any risk-weighting of assets, could provide an incentive to load up on riskier assets if it made no distinction between safe bets and wild ones.

Thus, the generated MMPs provided a conservative measure of structural similarity [23].

However, it is simple and very effective; consequently it can be used as a conservative measure of the resource availability of the networks in admission control decisions.

Our results showing the importance of gasoline prices on new motorcycle sales are a conservative measure of the overall impact of prices on ridership.

The demand is estimated on the basis of the displacement spectrum, and the peak spectral displacement SDmax is proposed as a conservative measure of δdem.

The study demonstrates that half of the maximum short term axial stress during installation can be used as a conservative measure of long term axial stress.

The company adopted a conservative measure of accounting for club memberships and has a P/E ratio of less than five.