Sentence examples for explanation for the volatility from inspiring English sources

(It still could; one explanation for the volatility in Quebec's election results—overwhelmingly N.D.P. last time, just as strongly Liberal this time is that it represents an ongoing sublimation of nationalist feeling into ever-changing channels of protest and engagement, removal and renewed entanglement, with the rest of Canada).

(It still could; one explanation for the volatility in Quebec's election results — overwhelmingly N.D.P. last time, just as strongly Liberal this time — is that it represents an ongoing sublimation of nationalist feeling into ever-changing channels of protest and engagement, removal and renewed entanglement, with the rest of Canada).

One explanation for the extraordinary volatility relates to the way the Internet revolution has made it possible for individual investors to trade rapidly at very low costs.

Even without acid removal from the aerosol, organic salt formation, as observed within organic acid/divalent inorganic salt mixtures (e.g., oxalic acid/CaSO4), is a plausible explanation for the low-volatility organic material also in submicron organic acid/AS aerosol.

There may be a more benign explanation for the rise in volatility, said Greg Duffee, a professor at the business school of the University of California at Berkeley and a former researcher for the Federal Reserve.

That cut, and the additional half-point reduction at the end of January, is one explanation for declining volatility.

The usual explanation for volatility is a combination of investor fears and deleveraging.

Previous explanations include the volatility and the forms of occurrence of elements in coals.

"Uncertainty" has become the watchword over the last several years for many chief executives, politicians and economists as an explanation — or perhaps an excuse — for the economy's slow growth, for the lack of hiring by business and for the volatility in the stock market.

We find that the distribution of QΔt is consistent with a stable Lévy distribution, suggesting a Lévy scaling relationship between QΔt and NΔt, which would provide one explanation for volume-volatility co-movement.

The considerations outlined in this paragraph motivated us to evaluate higher random volatility in the East German SRB due to the rapid post-unification fertility decline as an alternative explanation for the low East German SRB in 1991.