The results reflect the one-time effects of the sale of its stake in Debitel communication services and the reorganization of its Adtranz rail unit.
The model results distinguish between one-time effects of regional value-added at the stage of planning and installation, and ongoing, annual value-added generation along the lifespan of RE at the stage of operation and maintenance as well as the stage of the RE system management.
The tax charge was explained by the bank as being a one-time effect of changes in German tax law in May.
In the first three months of 2001 the studio's operating income increased 9%, to $28.6 million, before the one-time effect of an industrywide accounting change.
Even after stripping out one-time effects from the realization of capital gains and losses, underlying earnings were up 149.9 percent – a far better performance than the S & P. It is important to understand that earnings is the most appropriate measure of Buffett's performance.
But one thing clear is that, over time, effects of the mandate per se would actually recede, relatively speaking, because other changes in the Republican bill would be taking effect.
The decline was driven by a couple of unusual one-time effects, according to the BEA.
Of course, the GDP yield recovery would be a one-time effect.
We observed significant heterogeneity among the four breast tumor categories for age, menopausal status, body mass index (BMI) after menopause, the one-time adverse effect of first pregnancy, and past use of postmenopausal hormones but not benign breast disease, family history of breast cancer, alcohol use, and height.
Verizon Communications, the telecommunications company, said Thursday that its earnings declined 75 percent in the first quarter, brought down in large part by the one-time tax effect of the health care overhaul bill.
The one-time adverse effect of first pregnancy is present for PR-but not PR+ tumors after controlling for ER status (p = 0.007).
