Brad has written about the Goldman memo, which calls for a nominal GDP target — that is, a future dollar value of GDP — that would in effect both promise a significantly higher inflation rate over the medium term and require very large quantitative easing.
All coefficients reveal large quantitative effects, have the expected signs, and are significant at the 1% level.
This large quantitative discrepancy may be due to the differences in estimation techniques, type of data,11 and differences between the German and Spanish economies.12.12
Although the charm channel for atmospheric neutrinos is formally the same as for pions and kaons, there are two large quantitative differences.
A convenience sample of participants was recruited from two large quantitative studies that examined health behaviors and linkage to care among PLH who were transitioning to care in New Haven, Connecticut (Bhushan et al. 2015).
When Dixon MRI is subsequently used for attenuation correction, tissue inversion has a large quantitative effect on the resulting PET images (up to 35% error and non-uniformly distributed).
The large quantitative effect of reciprocity on the TRF probability implies that there may be different reasons for the formation of a link from L to S in that case.
The results indicate that the nonlinear properties of the coupled model affect significantly its dynamics and can lead to large quantitative and qualitative deviations from the predictions of the corresponding linearized models.
In this study, we propose a fast algorithm to form product-based fuzzy association rules from large quantitative dataset, which reduces data size and ensures the quality of the obtained results.
Using a large quantitative genetic breeding design, we observed lifetime female mating behaviour in Drosophila melanogaster to examine the effect of female age and mating history on three key mating traits: courtship latency, mating latency and copula duration.
The Roots project includes a large quantitative dataset with administrative data from middle school through college graduation of students who graduated from North Carolina high schools in 2004 and matriculated to one of the 16 campuses of the University of North Carolina (UNC) system.
