Sentence examples for of ecri from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Lerner, the chief executive of ECRI, declined to comment on whether the settlement would require ECRI to change its price consulting service.

As a result, a big hospital that is a large-volume buyer of heart devices or hips may pay higher prices than a smaller one that buys fewer units, said Dr. Lerner of ECRI.

In their book "Beating the Business Cycle", Lakshman Achuthan and Anirvan Banerji (both of ECRI) claim that the firm's weekly leading index has consistently predicted downturns before the Conference Board's measure.

An expert on business cycles, Lakshman Acuthan, CEO of ECRI, a forecasting firm, calls the recovery "a small V," growing at a rate of 3% currently.

As a result, the indicators' predictive power is not as good as the revised series imply.ECRI is perhaps the only organisation to give advance warning of each of the past three recessions; just as impressive, it has never issued a false alarm.

However, only a relatively small part of this decrease was due to naturalisations (there were 135,206 naturalisations between 1996 and 2011, or 20.2% of the total number of non-citizens in 1996); the remainder is attributable to other causes, e.g. deaths and acquisition of citizenship of another country (ECRI 2002).

ECRI was set up by the late Geoffrey Moore, an early pioneer of business-cycle research who in the 1960s developed the American government's first leading indicator (which is now published by the Conference Board).Prophet maximisationECRI tracks around a dozen leading indices for different parts of the economy.

A total of 4,188 genes were regulated in EcRi animals at one or more of the examined times points, indicating that approximately 30% of the Drosophila transcripts are affected by EcR directly or indirectly.

Boston Scientific had said that ECRI illegally disclosed its trade secrets.

Indeed, in April 2001, after ECRI had called a recession, the Conference Board said: "No recession is on the horizon".

It also argued that ECRI interfered with its business relationships by inducing hospitals to violate sales contracts that require the hospitals not to disclose the prices they pay for Boston Scientific's heart defibrillators and other devices.