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But Zanda Lynn, a managing director at one of Moody's competitors, Fitch Ratings, said that while her agency had not adjusted its methodology for rating bonds, it, too, lost business after warning in April that defaults on loans issued this year were likely to increase 15percentt over their 10-year term.

Over the summer and fall of 2007, Moody's and the other agencies repeatedly tightened their methodology for rating mortgage securities, but it was too late.

Moody's said an investigation conducted by its law firm, Sullivan & Cromwell, had not determined that employees changed the methodology for rating the securities to mask errors in computer models, as was suggested by a report in The Financial Times in May.

"We have published, and continue to publish, extensive research on the implications of environmental and climate-related risks for businesses that we rate, and we include environmental, social and governance risks in our methodology for rating companies around the world," S&P spokesperson John Piecuch said.

The analysis indicated differences in responses and trends between the studied systems, which underscores the challenge to devise a universal FDD algorithm for all vapor compression systems and the difficulty to develop a methodology for rating the performance of different FDD algorithms.

Junk bond funds perform more like stocks than bonds, so our methodology for rating such funds is similar to what we use for stock funds.

This approach to determine apparent rate constants for FA assembly (rrise) and FA disassembly (rdecay) follows on methodology for rate constant determination established by Webb et al. (2004), while using a greater percentage of the observed data to generate the rate constants.

MH triage clinicians in Australia rely heavily on clinical experience to underpin decision making and have little of knowledge of theoretical models for practice, such as methodologies for rating urgency.

This work proposes a methodology for MC rating analysis.

We have reviewed the injury epidemiology literature with the purpose to present incidence rates and characteristics of injury in UK and Europe, and discuss methodology for constructing rates, including the availability of data sources.

A new methodology for failure rate evaluation with influencing factors is proposed.