By such standards, when it comes to judging the effects of Occupy, it's far too soon to tell -- and as with so many moments and movements, we may never fully know.
A sensitivity analysis is based on the modification of the basic clinical and economic estimates of input variables over a plausible range of values to judge the effect on study results of alternative assumptions for the range of potential values for uncertain variables.
33 It is probably premature to judge the effect on smoking prevalence of the 2006 ban on smoking in public indoor spaces introduced in Scotland.
It is still hard to judge the effect of the Hernandez case.
It is too early to judge the effect of the most recent loans, which banks received on March 1, Mr. Draghi said.
In a trading update, Persimmon said it was too soon to judge the effect of the referendum vote on the market but that demand for houses and low interest rates would probably keep business buoyant.
"There's no way to judge the effect of a terror attack like this one," he said, "but my own guess is that it won't change things significantly.
These characteristics, they claim, can be linked to superior corporate performance.However, the structure of boards varies greatly around the world, and this makes it harder to judge the effect of non-executives.
Some Sadrists have blamed the Americans for Hilla's carnage, since the protective militias had been pushed off the streets.It is too early to judge the effect of President Bush's vaunted "surge" of American reinforcements into Baghdad.
So while there are other ways, few of them scientific, to judge the effect of Wall Street's turmoil on personal habits, consumption and human interaction, you could do a lot worse than monitor them from a barstool at Harry's, where financial folk have gathered to celebrate and commiserate — mostly celebrate — since it opened in 1972.
