Sentence examples for trading practitioners from inspiring English sources

Whilst the interest of many former studies on the application of AI in finance is solely on predicting market movements, trading practitioners are predominantly concerned about risk-adjusted performance.

Whilst many former studies comparing type-1 and type-2 Fuzzy Logic Systems (FLSs) focus on error reduction or market direction accuracy, our interest is predominantly risk-adjusted performance and more in line with both trading practitioners and upcoming regulatory regimes.

Every trade has practitioners who are thought of inside their business as stars, even though they aren't that famous to a wider public.

Both for their own sake, and in the interests of world trade, the practitioners of state capitalism need to start unwinding their huge holdings in favoured companies and handing them over to private investors.

As with any trade, some practitioners are better self-promoters than others.

However, the insolvency practitioners trade body, R3, today claimed those figures were "only the tip of the personal debt iceberg".

Practitioners trade ideas on how to increase revenue by cutting costs; finding ways to do procedures using local anaesthesia, for instance, in order to avoid the expense of having to rent an operating room at a hospital and pay an anaesthetist.

Our software provides a trade-off to practitioners at the trial design stage by allowing them to remove the relationships deemed less relevant for the sake of parsimony, thereby providing input on the logic model behind the intervention [ 48].

The observed difference between the adjusted and unadjusted outcomes would represent the practical trade-offs for practitioners associated with modifying these protocols while keeping the protocols' cutoff procedures intact.

Dave Dombrowski, the Florida Marlins' general manager, is one of the most experienced -- and adept -- practitioners of trading veteran players for prospects.

The increasing casualisation of journalism – fewer staff jobs and greater use of freelances – is further undermining standards in the "trade" in ways that practitioners are recognising.