Sentence examples for return relationships from inspiring English sources

In a recent article with my co-author, Tom Miller, that recently appeared in the Journal of Trading, we attempt to offer some insights about the outlook for international securities markets by examining the history of the risk and return relationships for 17 securities exchanges that have become publicly traded companies since 2001.

3.      I have modified Figure 5 to add trend lines based on two additional market prices for almonds to show how net return relationships can vary as market price varies.

The non-linear return relationship of REITs to common stocks has provided a return benefit to investors over the past 20 years.

This figure is, in essence, a sensitivity analysis of the cost-benefit and net return relationship given variation in monetary amounts, though I acknowledge that altering the market price of almonds was not part of the initial analysis.

However, the benefit of combining reference populations depends on the size of the reference population, since there is a diminishing return relationship between size and accuracy of reference populations.

Nevertheless, the effect of updating marker effects is expected to be small, because the additional data becoming available for retraining each generation will usually be smaller than the already existing reference population, and the change in accuracy due to adding records to the reference population shows a diminishing return relationship.

In particular, the metabolic control theory (Kacser and Burns 1981) implies that enzymes functioning in metabolic pathways are bound to exhibit a diminishing return relationship between activity of an individual enzyme and the flux of metabolites through the whole pathway, which ultimately determines the phenotype.

Income-smoothing CSR-oriented firms also appear to experience higher earnings-return relationships and stronger current return-future earnings relationships.

In North America, the mergers associated with the Toronto Stock Exchange and Chicago Mercantile Exchange offer the best risk-return relationships.

We use portfolio theory and historical risk-return relationships to consider "what-if" scenarios (78 in total) based on hypothetical mergers between possible pairings of several of these 17 exchanges.

"There's nothing different that I would tell a woman versus a man about the risk-return relationship, for example, but the social context is what helps women to stay engaged.