Sentence examples for stock analyses from inspiring English sources

This guy works out a settlement where he's free from prosecution," he said, referring to Sanford I. Weill, chairman and chief executive of Citigroup Inc., one of several Wall Street brokerage firms paying $1.4 billion for profiting from fraudulent stock analyses.

Factors such as representativeness of the samples, sample size, and underlying biological and statistical assumptions must be thoroughly investigated before reliable stock analyses can be obtained.

In addition to material flow and stock analyses, it is also important to quantitatively analyze the environmental efficiency of a city in order to assess the sustainability of a city's metabolism (Zhang et al. 2015).

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Mike Fogarty, the marine biologist and head of the agency's ecosystem assessment program for the region, defends the government's fish stock analyses -- though he adds that more integrated approaches to understanding and modeling the ocean biosphere, including the ability to identify and fold in crucial new inputs arising from climate change, remain a work in progress.

These results thus implied that at least the proportions of MS/HW populations may be greatly inflated in mixed stock analyses if fish from unknown populations were present in the fisheries samples.

Stock recruitment analyses based on observations from overexploited, mixed-stock populations result in erroneous conclusions about "stock" size and productivity.

Knowledge can be tested, climate change identified, stock markets analysed and the very origins of the universe probed.

The filtered Jatropha bio-based stock was analysed using the GC to determine the product composition.

Samples from this stock were analysed for nesting females (n = 41) and offspring (n = 59) from 6 different clutches.

This relationship was significant for the stock-specific analyses, regardless of the fishing mortality metric (continuous or categorical F), and the time metric (years or generations) (Table 3).