Sentence examples for systematic return from inspiring English sources

It is the fashion these days to separate beta (the systematic return delivered by the market) from alpha (the manager's skill).

Results suggested a generally low to moderate vegetation recovery of the local ecosystem five years after the fire event, with the post-fire NDVI spatial pattern generally showing a gradual but systematic return to pre-fire conditions.

One is that it will simply reproduce all the systematic returns that hedge funds generate and none of their idiosyncratic magic.

The VA and many non-government agencies have to enter the 21st Century in its approach to solving this systematic issue and supporting our returning Veterans.

Forster gives as an example of rhythm Proust's constant but never systematic or insistent return to the theme of the "little phrase," a melody that the fictional composer Vinteuil serves up in various forms and that the characters hear at strategic moments.

The systematic search performed returned a total of 1423 studies.

In this paper, we make a systematic presentation of returns to education in Austria for the period 1981 1997.

However, in spite of the growing interest attracted by dual systems, which alternate school and work, we do not find systematic evidence that returns to VET are higher in the countries where vocational education systematically combine school and work.

The advocacy group Campaign for an Independent and Neutral Switzerland, or AUNS, in which Blocher played a founding role, and which supported his rise in the the early 2000s, is planning a referendum to re-introduce systematic border controls and return the country to pre-Schengen terms.

The systematic association between bidder returns and the interaction of excess cash and ATPs therefore suggests that the market expectation on the value of excess cash and ATPs could differ from actual outcomes.

This study uses the nationally representative Mexican Family Life Survey (MxFLS) to identify systematic differences in earnings returns to human capital endowments for formal and informal sector workers in rural and urban Mexico.