Sentence examples for future variance from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, cortisol increased in direct correlation to implied volatility, a measure of expected future variance in asset prices.

Such prices capture market estimates of future variance in the price of the underlying bonds, and are thus a good estimate of volatility.

That projection is probably dead on because it is being distributed to potential buyers – any future variance could kill a deal in progress and so they are probably being very conservative.

To allow for uncertainty in the forecasting of the future income variance, the variation of sales is presented in three different income scenarios for the primary oral health care sector and the secondary oral healthcare market respectively.

While the future interannual variance is of similar magnitude to that of the present day, the ensemble variance increased considerably into the future period.

Cost uncertainty is declared to represent manifested and unintended future cost variance with a probability of 100% and an unknown quantity and innovative starting conditions considered to exist when no verified and accurate cost model is available.

This behavior also leads to fluctuations in the primordial power spectrum of the cosmic microwave background radiation, which may be detected in a near future cosmic variance limited experiment like PLANCK.

More precisely, we show that if the wage uncertainty is mostly located in the host country labor market, remittances have the property of reducing future consumption variance.

New empirical evidence suggests that the apparent long-run dependence in U.S. stock market volatility is best described by a mean-reverting fractionally integrated process, so that a shock to the optimal forecast of the future conditional variance dissipate at a slow hyperbolic rate.

Our empirical results indicate that the spot prices of regional emissions allowances exhibit significant dynamic behaviors, asymmetric leverage effects and regime-switching behaviors in the entire period considered; previous market overreactions in the Beijing, Tianjin and Guangdong pilots have stronger price clustering effects on future conditional variances than do the Shanghai and Hubei pilots.

Tipping points add a source of risk to the economic system, which increases the variance of future output.