Sentence examples for resulting valuation from inspiring English sources

VW is yet to confirm a new date for releasing the results, but said in a statement: "Volkswagen will set a new date for the publication of the annual accounts for fiscal year 2015 due to remaining open questions and the resulting valuation calculations relating to the diesel emissions issue.

The representation in question is built on a single initial value which serves then as the designated value of the resulting valuation system.

By using only a suitable subset of "no-good-deal" risk neutral prices, the resulting valuation bounds are tighter than the classical no-arbitrage bounds (which are often too wide) but still have economic meaning.

This suggests that incremental valuation differences at lower severity levels are likely to carry more weight than those at higher levels in resulting valuation models.

Survey results valuation Sections to evaluate Average score Course content 9.03 points Usefulness of the course 9.02 points Documentation and educational support 9.02 points Organization 8.7 points Duration Well adjusted (94.5 %) Overall Assessment 9.07 points.

Citigroup's stock has been a weak performer during Mr. Prince's reign and the resulting low valuation has made all the harder for the bank to make the acquisitions that were Mr. Weill's trademark and that analysts say are necessary to keep the bank growing at an acceptable pace.

Each health state will be translated in the corresponding valuation by applying the Spanish general population utility weights, resulting in valuations from 1 (optimal health) through 0 (as bad as death) to negative values (worse than death).

Since the total number of states is too great for any individual to value, these links will only occasionally result in valuation by the same valuer depending on the way that manageable subsets are selected.

"As a result, valuations are higher than investors think".

As a result, valuations too have fallen.

As a result, valuations for small-cap stocks overall are still significantly lower than valuations for large-cap stocks, in spite of their performance over the past few years.