The question is particularly relevant to aggressive communication, where there often may be advantages to signaling an exaggerated likelihood of attack.
This argument is supported by the positive coefficient for expansion investments, which signals an increasing likelihood of these investments in favorable exit markets.
Our data suggest that an increase in the incidence of H7 or H5 viruses among wild birds might signal an increased likelihood for transfer to poultry and that bird observatories such as those at Ottenby could play an important role as early warning systems.
The enrichment results are validated by the 'mixed' sequencing statistic, which indicates the fraction of beads in the run that give signals indicating a likelihood that the attached DNA molecules are of nonuniform sequence.
Last week, the central bank signaled the likelihood of an increase in interest rates as it sharply raised its inflation forecasts and said it might take four years to reach its 4percenttargetetarget
In a televised speech to the nation last month, the king signaled the likelihood of war when he put the onus for a peaceful outcome on Baghdad, saying it was up to Iraq's leaders to resolve the issue through dialogue rather than force.
Analysts Thursday morning began debating whether Facebook's tumble signaled the likelihood of long-term stagnation or merely was a stumble — and hence an opportunity to buy a fundamentally strong stock before it continues rising again.
An outcome of any of these statistical methods – whether or not there is an alarm on any given day – is uninformative without an estimate of the likelihood that an alarm signals a true outbreak.
The move could save the airline more than a billion dollars over the coming year, but pension experts said that it signaled the likelihood that United will terminate some or all of the plans.
That move could save it more than a billion dollars in cash over the coming year, but pension experts said it signaled the likelihood that United would terminate some or all of the plans.
In Kutztown, Mr. Bush signaled the likelihood that the White House would embrace or propose plans to overhaul the way the Central Intelligence Agency and the other intelligence agencies are organized and run.
