Unconvincing economic data leaning toward softness — which has led several investment banks as well as the New York Fed president, Bill Dudley, to downgrade their growth expectations in recent days — may well provide the tinder for more market gyrations.
But again, the arguments were unclear and his data unconvincing.
Although J. William Ballard, an evolutionary geneticist at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, says the study provides a "road map for the debate," he believes the methodology is weak and the data unconvincing.
The more deMenocal thought about it, the more unconvincing he found the data, on the one hand, and the more compelling he found the underlying idea, on the other.
We have tried to avoid the pitfalls of unconvincing and unsubstantiated qualitative data by ensuring the quantitative strength of our themes was measured, but also recognised that in this kind of research, simple counting of themes is not necessarily reflective of the qualitative strength of a theme, which is presented in the more detailed qualitative description.
If those numbers, like the quarterly ETF data, are equally unconvincing on the role of speculation, the case for limiting positions will be weakened.
13– 16 However, prototype potency is low and clinical trial data have been unconvincing.
Although the authors argue that one of these introns (the first one) is shared between ciliates and animals (H.sapiens and C.elegans), the data presented are unconvincing.
Four other fisheries experts consulted last year by the Fish and Wildlife Service also found the Cites data were lacking and unconvincing.
Data substantiating this hypothesis remained unconvincing.
4) The importance of spill-over during locomotion is unconvincing due to the lack of proper experimental data.
