The same holds for organic certification as well as for the Eco-sustainability Award: both seem not to have a systematic impact on price or even show a slightly negative impact (− 7% in OLS pooled model) compared to conventional methods.
You could say that they have a record of under-achievement which even the ultimate results man, Jose Mourinho, could only partly arrest and at the price of systematic abuse from all quarters within the Bernabeu.
The OFT said an initial investigation had found systematic inflation of the original price, known as the "reference price", to show customers what a good deal they are getting.
In the post in question, Stockman was writing about "the massive and systematic falsification of asset prices," which he considers a consequence of central banking.
To add insult to injury, given its recent findings, a spokesman for the CFTC pontificated balefully, "To date, the CFTC has found that supply and demand fundamentals offer the best explanation for the systematic rise in oil prices".
This article aims to define a value-based approach to pricing and reimbursement for off-patent originators using a multiple criteria decision analysis (MCDA) approach centered on a systematic analysis of current pricing and reimbursement policies in China.
All the selected medicine outlets agreed to participate in the study, and a written informed consent form was signed before data collection.> The WHO/HAI methodology requires a systematic survey of the prices of core and supplementary lists of medicines that are selected by each country according to local priorities in treating national health problems.
Those who got a killer deal, as low as $20,600, probably came armed with knowledge about the car's real market value, then followed a systematic process to negotiate the price — over email, instead of in a glass cubicle at the dealership.
This comes, however, at the price of introducing systematic approximations to the posterior distribution of GO term activity, P Gk| D1,k,.., D γ k, k, δ P, δΠ).
