Sentence examples for valuation results from inspiring English sources
The valuation results indicate that standard tests of capital structure theories are mis-specified; Myers is designing better tests.
Some of the uncertainties are dependent on each other and ignoring such inter-dependencies will affect the valuation results.
Valuation results were susceptible to small changes in survey design in 45% of outcomes reporting reliability measures.
However, it may be difficult to use stock valuation results, because different models generate different estimates for the same stock.
On the other hand, the strong negative valuation results we find are remarkable in that the law only requires the appointment of additional directors, not the removal of male directors.
Valuation results are often unstable since preferences for unfamiliar, often highly abstract and complex environmental goods depend on the level of previous knowledge of the participant stakeholders and the information provided to them.
But putting a cash value on what are called variously "environmental", "ecosystem" or "ecological" services has, historically, been a fraught process.Early attempts at such valuation resulted in impressive but unsound figures that were seized on by environmental advocates and then, when they were discredited, used by opponents to tar the whole idea.
The valuation result of the first member of the Shawan Formation is "poor" or "poorest".
Wang and Li (2010) analyzed the parameters of the real options model and demonstrated the significant influence of the parameters to the valuation result.
As interest rates begin to rise, this business, which had been slowing Metropolitan Life down, could see relief from the rate pressure reflected in its current bargain valuation, resulting in improved returns and a better valuation.
From the VC's perspective, a lower valuation (resulting in a higher investor stake in the company) means the investment has more upside potential and less risk, creating a higher motivation to assist the company.
