Sentence examples for effects of acquisition from inspiring English sources

For the first quarter of fiscal 2001, ended Oct. 28, Cisco said its pro forma net income, which excludes the effects of acquisition charges, payroll tax on stock option exercises and net gains on minority investments, was $1.36 billion, or 18 cents a diluted share, compared with $814 million, or 11 cents a diluted share, for the first quarter of fiscal 2000.

The effects of acquisition training were evaluated in a multiple-probe across subjects design.

In order to further investigate this topic, we separated the effects of acquisition time reduction for emission data and for determination of the attenuation map in parts of the arms using the MLAA algorithm.

These studies have shown that consumer awareness regarding sweatshop labor, ethical codes of conduct, fair trade practices, environmental effects of acquisition, use and disposal of production waste materials and other social issues all play an important role in consumers' apparel purchase decisions.

In this study, we acquire a HARDI dataset at five b-values with 11 repetitions on a single subject to investigate the effects of acquisition scheme and subsequent analysis models on the accuracy and precision of measures of tissue composition and fiber orientation derived from clinically feasible QBI at 3 T.

Future studies will examine the effects of acquisition context on neural representations to further refine the concept of proficiency.

For example, a wealth of data from animal experiments examining structural brain effects of skill acquisition and long-term motor training support the proposal that volumetric structural differences are caused by training.

The division that sent the letter focuses on the anticompetitive effects of acquisitions as opposed to anticompetitive behavior.

The company said revenue for the first five months of 2002 fell 8percentt, excluding the effects of acquisitions and currency fluctuations.

In a conference call, executives of JDS Uniphase predicted that revenue growth would accelerate and increased their estimates of quarter-to-quarter growth to the high teens from 15percentt, not including the effects of acquisitions.

On the other hand, said Michael Russell, the analyst for Morgan Stanley, "It was a very complex quarter, and there was relief to see positive organic revenue growth," a benchmark measured from operations minus the effects of acquisitions or foreign-currency adjustments.