Failure to move CDS--even the standardized ones--to central clearing was a key contributor to the crisis: CDS clearing, a "utility" function, remained inside Bear Stearns, a private risk-taking firm, and so when Bear collapsed, there were widespread fears of contagion through CDS interconnections.
"But this is the most standardized one.
Some prior studies showed that a personalized message could generate more favorable outcomes than a standardized one, but others did not (sometimes with an almost identical study design).
During the postwar era of rising wages and decreasing inequality, consumption largely took the form of standardized, one-size-fits-all, mass-market commodities.
Syrian data for the year 1996 were not available; therefore, they were extrapolated from the Palestinian Authority data, because those data were the most complete and standardized ones among neighbouring countries and because of the ethnic and cultural similarities of the two populations.
But until now there has been no standardized one-word English name for the Czech Republic, unlike, say, Russia, the shortened version of the Russian Federation, or Slovakia for the Slovak Republic.
Because species means of raw scores were highly correlated with standardized ones (r2 = 99.5%, p<0.0001), we further analyzed the raw variables as they were more intuitive.
The age-standardized one-year relative survival rates in BC was 0.99 (SE = 0.004) for adult women younger than age 50 years and 0.97 (SE = 0.012) for women age 50 and older.
"When it comes to online education, there is no standardized one-size-fits-all solution," said Hosang.
They want customized, personalized and unique products over standardized ones and prefer local, smaller producers over large-scale global manufacturers.
