Sentence examples for greater predictability from inspiring English sources

"For Barclays, this represents a good opportunity to create greater predictability of income and economic capital utilisation," Lucas said.

This approach, "will give greater predictability for market participants about how resolution authorities may approach a resolution," the regulators wrote.

"This represents a good opportunity to create greater predictability of income and economic capital utilization," the bank's chief financial officer, Chris Lucas, said.

"This represents a good opportunity to create greater predictability of income and economic capital utilization," Barclays' chief financial officer, Chris Lucas, said.

Greater predictability, flexibility and reduced administration costs for both DfID and the recipient were singled out by the NAO as benefits of the funding.

One of the key goals of the rule-making that will begin in late October is to bring greater predictability and clarity to many of these questions.

"While reforms are needed across the multilateral agencies, the evidence is that multilateral aid can deliver greater benefits than government-to-government aid by offering greater predictability, reducing transaction costs for recipient countries and maintaining a focus on poverty".

Neuroventilatory efficiency demonstrated the greatest predictability for weaning success.

Indeed, in comparison to positive and disorganized symptoms, negative symptom severity was shown to have the greatest predictability for poor psychosocial functioning.

In ROC curves constructed to compare the ability of the variables to discriminate two patient groups, MEGX displayed the greatest predictability of liver failure development in regard to lactate and pHi.

These days there are many other places in the region with low wages, but decent infrastructure and greater political predictability.