Sentence examples for visibility effect from inspiring English sources

We find evidence of positive abnormal returns in the few days before announcement of which companies will undergo the reform process, that can be explained by information leakage and not by a compensation risk premium, and in the ten days after the readmission to trading of participating companies following the determination of the compensation, which is consistent with a Merton visibility effect.

As for the Kinetoscope itself, there is a significant disagreement over the location of the shutter providing the crucial intermittent visibility effect.

Advantageous wagering decreased with both decreasing stimulus visibility (effect of visibility; F 2,24) = 99.87, p < .0001) and with increasing wager size (effect of wager; F 3,36) = 10.71, p < .0001; Fig. 3b), closely matching the predictions of the model (Fig. 3a).

The receptors that you use should be located in the nearest Class I area with sufficient density to identify the likely visibility effects of the source.

You should not aggregate the visibility effects of multiple sources and compare their collective effects against your contribution threshold because this would inappropriately create a "contribute to contribution" test.

As a comment, it is noticeable that the RCS decreases with the angle due to projection and visibility effects from the source to the facade.

The study estimated the cost of both the health and visibility effects of air pollution.

In the absence of a specific contingent valuation study for Europe aiming to elicit the average WTP measure to improve visibility, some adjustment in the USA numbers may be done to account for this lower concern about visibility effects.

However, to evaluate policies regarding visibility effects of air pollution in Europe that the values based on the USA experience would be inappropriate due to the uncertainties involved in the benefit transfer.

For the health effects, the authors compared their meta-HPA estimates with recent damage-function (DF) estimated by McCubbin and Delucchi [ 43] for the visibility effects, they evaluated their meta-HPA estimates with the results of a simple contingent valuation model (CVM) proposed by Chestnut and Dennis [ 44].

The reason they have lasted so long is that they are relatively cheap to produce (far cheaper than a daily newspaper), and, on their good days, they have a visibility and effect disproportionate to their size, which gives them a plausible argument in seeking nonmarket support.