According to the empirical signs derived from multivariate analysis, the impact of tangible assets on the decision to hedge becomes less apparent over time.
Beside, the results (empirical signs and p-values) revealed from multivariate meta-analysis are presented, followed by the results using adjusted p-values to test the presence of data mining bias.
Sophisticates caricature a taste for outsider art, with some empirical justice, as a sign of patronizing sentimentality and populist resentment.
But they counter that moral realism is not the only philosophical plausible ethical position, and, in the case of the self-evident truths of logic and math, that even if evolutionary arguments for the validity of reason risk circularity, we can at least point to the successes of the empirical sciences as a sign that we are on the right track.
The majority of empirical studies confirms the signs of imbalance return relations suggested by market microstructure theory: contemporaneous order imbalance is positively linked to returns whereas conditional lags are negatively linked.
In brief, multifocal colonisation by Candida and/or the presence of well-described factors outlined in Table 3 make the patient a suitable candidate for empirical therapy if any signs or symptoms of infection compare.
Unless ρ S and ρ E have different signs, the empirical observation that corr WF (Y1, Y2) ≅ 0 would rule out pleiotropy (or linkage) as a source of genetic correlation, thereby suggesting that assortative mating is responsible.
Maybe this empirical mind-set is a sign of maturity, but Buhler acknowledges that the "yearning for definitive 'evidence'... can retard action..
Our empirical analysis obtains the expected sign, since shifting is lower in more redistributive systems, but the effect is not significant (coefficient 0.10, column VIII in Table 6 .14.
Awareness of the need for early and appropriate therapy may tempt the clinician to use aggressive empirical therapy at the first sign of infection.
