Sentence examples for valuation relevant from inspiring English sources

As noted by Collins and Kothari (1989), association studies recognize that investors likely learn "information about earnings and valuation relevant events from non-accounting information sources".

And if valuations are relevant, the numbers suggest small caps are at 20-year lows.

For both the null and intervention scenarios, the inputs to the population model included rates of incidence, remission, and case fatality; estimates of prevalence; and health state valuations for relevant outcomes.

The risk analysis and management process should preferably also be a dialogue-driven iterative process where the valuation procedure includes relevant stakeholders.

This involves the identification, measurement and valuation of all relevant costs and benefits.

Simplifying for exposition, we shall often speak loosely and blur the distinction between a logic and a language (thinking, in a not strictly accurate fashion, of the valuation scheme as the relevant bit of 'logical consequence' for the language).

In each case, a unique typology of land cover and aquatic resources was developed and relevant economic valuation studies were queried in order to assign estimates of ecosystem service values to each category in the typology.

These preference weights also can be used to inform funding decisions by incorporating relevant populations' valuation of different aspects of genomic testing.

These preference weights also can be used to inform funding decisions by considering relevant populations' valuation of different aspects of genomic testing.

To achieve comparability across interventions and across disease-areas, cost-effectiveness analysis is increasingly eschewed in favour of cost-utility analysis with the quality adjusted life year (QALY) providing a common metric for the valuation of mortality and relevant dimensions of HRQoL.

If I'm a mutual fund and looking at company that raised in July 2015, my argument is going to be that [that valuation] is no longer relevant.