Sentence examples for limited volatility from inspiring English sources

There is a long, slow, measured, low-VIX period (a period of limited volatility), followed by a crazed shot to heights.

Firm Philosophy: Long-term financial goals for our investors are capital appreciation, limited volatility and quick recovery times from market losses.

We infer that low variation and limited volatility in cuticular hydrocarbon profiles already existed in the native range in combination with low dispersal and a highly viscous population structure.

The idea behind this group of compounds is focused on taking advantage of their limited volatility, while enhancing their efficiency (the weed killing effect is obtained at lower concentrations) or adding other valuable properties e.g., increased wettability, which would be responsible for enhanced uptake by the plants (Pernak et al. 2013a; Niemczak et al. 2015).

Although the combination of gas chromatography (GC) with MS represents a powerful tool for carbohydrate research, large and thermolabile compounds such as nucleotide sugars, more specifically UDP-sugars, or large oligosaccharides cannot be analyzed by GC-MS because of their limited volatility and instability during derivatization.

The limited steroid volatility necessitates chemical derivatization for gas chromatography methods [ 6, 7].

The volatility and limited water solubility of linalool is a critical issue to be solved.

BNP said its investment banking business was hurt by "very distressed markets marked by plummeting equity markets, stepped up concerns over the sovereign debt crisis in a number of European countries, limited liquidity and extremely high volatility".

That business suffered in the latest quarter, BNP said, hurt by "plummeting equity markets, stepped up concerns over the sovereign debt crisis in a number of European countries, limited liquidity and extremely high volatility".

The collection of accurate income or expenditure data in health-related household surveys is hampered by factors such as disclosure, seasonality, volatility, misreporting, and limited interview time [25].

The remoteness and insecurity of the Lake Chad region, as well as the limited number of actors and the volatility of the humanitarian situation, have increased the cost of adequately responding to growing needs.