Overall, the outlook for European VC from an investor's viewpoint suggests disappointing growth rates with low, although increasingly stable, levels of investment volume.
Although Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg tries to interpret the recent data on high school graduation rates as progress, the figures suggest some disappointing conclusions.
Our results suggest the disappointing clinical activity of single-agent rapamycin analogs in PTEN-deficient human cancers, as compared to single-lesion transgenic mouse models, may arise from secondary genetic alterations in human tumors.
Reports have suggested the disappointing display of the 2010 World Cup finalists in Poland and Ukraine has been down to divisions in the Dutch camp.
They suggested that disappointing results utilizing algorithmic PEEP adjustments may relate to the lack of recognition of elevated pleural or IAP [ 62].
"The results, though partly disappointing, suggest that merger holds more than enough promise to merit our continued support," the report said.
Output also declined sharply in the Netherlands, by 1.4%, and for the second consecutive quarter in Finland, by 0.4%.These disappointing figures suggest that in June the ECB will cut its main lending rate, say to 0.1%; and that it will move its deposit rate into negative territory, making it the first big central bank to charge banks for leaving overnight funds with it.
The disappointing figures suggest that Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank (ECB), was right to push through an interest-rate cut a week ago even though the move was reportedly opposed on the 23-strong governing council by six members including Jens Weidmann, head of the German Bundesbank, together with the top Dutch and Austrian central bankers.
"These very disappointing forecasts suggest the short-term boost from the Olympics will not be enough to counteract the longest double-dip recession since World War II," she said.
The Credit Suisse report, titled "Be Careful What You Wish For," noted that the disappointing results suggest that, in the aftermath of a no vote, "a higher bidder is unlikely to emerge".
