Sentence examples for returns on the basis of from inspiring English sources

Ibbotson and his colleagues use a statistical model that seeks to explain the variability in hedge-fund returns on the basis of several variables, the most important of which are the market returns yielded by stocks, bonds, and cash.

With a view towards accomodating correlation in squared returns we model returns on the basis of time changed Lévy processes where we correlate the subordinators which are used for the time changes.

Regulators forecast demand and allow utilities to charge a price that would recoup their costs and earn a fixed return on the basis of that forecast.

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Thus, the supplier makes the return policy on the basis of estimated retail price which is described as a fuzzy number.

European patients were compared with all other ill non-European returned patients on the basis of information obtained from GeoSentinel sites in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

Dividends grow roughly in line with the whole economy and 9-10% is just not plausible.This reliance on returns as the basis of the discount rate is extraordinary, when you stop to consider it.

The federal order protects "holders of valid immigrant and non-immigrant visas" from the seven banned countries and ruled no one arriving on an inbound flight shall be "detained or returned based solely on the basis of the Executive Order".

The authors modeled financial expectations with respect to return on investment on the basis of recently reported models specific to CTC, resource requirements, and the operational impact of the new service on existing hospital and departmental clinical functions.

In fact — and here we return to conceptualism — on the basis of what Auriol has said, we can deduce that every particular thing, e.g. Socrates, has several potential intentional existences: one for each of Socrates' rationes, those basic units of intellectual acquaintance that direct the mind to form certain concepts of him.

"Customs and Border Protection shall notify airlines that have flights arriving at Logan Airport of this [court] order and the fact that individuals on these flights will not be detained or returned based solely on the basis of the Executive Order," read the ruling signed by U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs and U.S. Magistrate Judge Judith Gail Dein.