Sentence examples for insider research from inspiring English sources

Insider research literature focuses on addressing issues related to the researcher conducting the recruitment, data collection, analysis and reporting.

No matter how honest senior executives are, said Bob Gabele, director of insider research at First Call/Thomson Financial, they certainly have a keener understanding than the public does of their companies' general outlook.

While Mr. Clark's intentions were undoubtedly good, Robert Gabele, director of insider research at First Call/ Thomson Financial, said it was wise for investors to greet all buyback announcements with a healthy skepticism.

Many repurchases are done to provide shares for options exercised by staff, such as those by Dell Computer, Adobe, Chiron, Autodesk, and KLA-Tencor, says Bob Gabele, director of insider research for First Call/Thomson Financial.

Robert Gabele, director of insider research at Thomson Financial, says that companies with rich stock compensation plans also tend to be big repurchasers.

According to Lon J. Gerber, director of insider research at Thomson Financial, there were twice as many companies selling as buying, and $2.5 billion of stock sold to $120 million in stock bought.

Such influences are often referred to as limitations of a study, however within emancipatory research the influence of an insider researcher is seen as a strength of the approach.

He is an insider, a research mathematician.

Included in the framework is the familiar branch (shown in the black boxes) representing cyber attacks and exploits by malicious insiders, the latter representing the most highly studied insider threat research topic.

These insiders used research, catalogs and special exhibitions to advance their arguments; the more demand they generated for Basquiat, the more money they could devote to promotional materials.

Sales by insiders at research-oriented companies also performed better, but by a narrower margin.