But investors largely discounted the data, which bullish analysts think may have been distorted by the wintry weather in February.
Some factors are hard to quantify and are therefore discounted; the data on unemployment, for example, were too spotty to compare.
Our analysis showed that using a0 = 0.4 yielded the best fitting model based on DIC and LPML, therefore suggesting that this value is the optimal value in discounting the E1684 data in the Bayesian analysis of E1690.
Equipoise, suggesting indifference or at least uncertainty regarding the preventive efficacy of circumcision with respect to HIV, was possible at the outset of the three RCTs only on the basis of discounting the substantial observational data as not reflecting genuine knowledge.
As observed in the discounting functions, the data showed better fit for a hyperbolic, rather than an exponential function (see Table 1), supporting assumption A in the hypothesis by Sozou.
The market, he said, was discounting the July construction spending data because it was a month old and reflected well-known difficulties in housing.
Discounting the undetermined clusters, these data suggest that 24% of breakpoints occurred on either side of a cluster.
Period was assessed using peak-peak and trough-trough durations averaged over as many cycles as possible for each individual tissue explant, discounting the first 24 h of data.
The model quantitatively simulates such psychophysical lightness data, as well as other data such as discounting the illuminant, and lightness constancy and contrast effects.
A negative response to the positive control, PHA, was used to determine assay failure, in which case the result was discounted from the data set.
