Sentence examples for less asymmetry from inspiring English sources

The reverse was seen at GMFCS level V with less asymmetry in standing with support compared to supine lying and sitting (Table  2).

The funnel plots for ovarian and breast cancer studies (Figs  6 and 7) show less asymmetry, though because the number of studies in each plot (N = 3) is small, it is difficult to draw firm conclusions regarding publication bias.

Expression patterns also differed for the alternative 193/213 fusions in ketanserin (Fig 5B, right), but there was much less asymmetry for the 193/214 pair (supplementary Fig S7 online).

Less information asymmetry leads to less risk premium.

There is less information asymmetry between innovator entrepreneurs and venture capitalists compared with banking system (H.8).  .

They have less information asymmetry and more incentive to monitor the firms.

This supports the theoretical notion that higher levels of strategy disclosure generally signal a richer information environment of a given firm or less information asymmetry, making shares more attractive to outside investors.

The PPA assimilation-size relationships derived from tessellation models were not appropriate with less extreme asymmetry (α=1); it would be interesting to find correct explicit equations for that case.

Finally, AGE has a negative and highly significant coefficient, indicating that more mature firms may have long financial records, which makes them subject to less information asymmetry; therefore, they have substitutes, to a certain extent, for IC disclosure.

Second, it follows from the literature that less information asymmetry induced by increased disclosure is also associated with increased trading volumes (Frankel et al. 1999; Healy et al. 1999; Leuz and Verrecchia 2000; Grüning 2011).

Since government-controlled firms are more likely to disclose self-assessments and face less information asymmetry in general, it is possible that private firms have stronger incentives to enhance their transparency when they plan to raise new equity.