The report found that quantitatively food nutrition could also decline.
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He acknowledged the claim "could not be quantitatively supported," Marketplace reported.
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Nothing. Right. Except they do it systematically, quantitatively, unemotionally. Right. Right?
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But they haven't been quantitatively evaluated or given a platform like this.
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There is a whole subclass of quantitatively managed ETFs out there now.
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But we quantitatively measure other parts of the brain, not just that.
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The misstatement was not "quantitatively material" to its financial statements, the company said.
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We quantitatively show that this system is superior to simple Markov Chain techniques.
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And, number two, I didn't want to be in a quantitatively oriented job.
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We have quantitatively improved in diversifying the curriculum, though we haven't qualitatively improved.
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More than half of Man Group's assets under management are now run quantitatively.
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And then, more quantitatively, to compare her cognitive performances before and after the medication.
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This is quantitatively true: Both elites and voters are now highly separated into partisan camps.
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At the end of the month, he calculated who was, quantitatively, most important to him.
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I know we can't quantitatively compare geomagnetic storms to criminal justice reform with any rigor.
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Quantitatively, he is discussed on Twitter 10 times as much as the entire Kardashian family combined.
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JW: It's number one on the charts, it's number one psychically, spiritually, qualitatively, quantitatively, it's there.
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It came up with a list of eight attributes, verified quantitatively and qualitatively in multiple ways.
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The company said it did not believe the amount of the restatement was "quantitatively material" to its finances.
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"Overall, these results suggest that formal evictions may have a quantitatively small direct effect on poverty," they wrote.
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It might be faster, and it works in a quantitatively different way, but qualitatively, it's still the same.
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Even the commission's expert group seems dubious, writing that the proposal does not "seem to be quantitatively grounded".
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It does not, however, believe that the misstatements are what they call quantitatively material to any individual reporting period.
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So will a pendulum bob—not just in a similar-ish way, but rigorously, quantitatively, exactly the same way.
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This, in many respects, is the way our passively owned, quantitatively steered market trades for weeks-long stretches now.
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Quantitatively savvy fans might be surprised to see such a conservative point-differential impact for the two-time MVP.
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The simplest answer across the board is that today, quantitatively, there's more stuff than there ever has been before.
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Still, many believe that the only way to prosper in financial markets is by employing a quantitatively complex approach.But
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In the world at large we know what incompetence looks like, but can you quantitatively measure run-blocking incompetence?
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So the Harley story, while quantitatively small, may tell us a lot about the shape of things to come.
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This flawed strategy allows marketers to quantitatively evaluate marketing campaigns, but its more of a heuristic than a ground truth.
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Molecular imaging uses DNA nanotech probes to quantitatively visualize chemicals inside of cells, thus measuring the chemical signature of diseases.
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Jones pushes the idea Cormier is unworthy, a poser, a pretender... quantitatively not in his league in terms of ability.
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China may not be qualitatively worse than North Korea but quantitatively there is much more cruelty and human rights abuse there.
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The fourth — age — is quantitatively persuasive, but it still leaves us searching for a story about how years-lived affects opinion.
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"Lineup tinkering" is a bit difficult to capture quantitatively, but we can still see evidence of it in the NBA's lineup stats.
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If we analyze the situation more quantitatively, it's clear we're not close to matching or exceeding the brain in silicon and software.
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The third factor is the most difficult to measure quantitatively, but it may well be the most important: the collapse of white identity.
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"What we are witnessing in Xinjiang is different, not quantitatively but qualitatively: a massive, concerted campaign of coerced sociocultural re-engineering," he said.
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"The findings provide a novel framework to extract actionable information and improve our ability to quantitatively assess pandemic risk," Stein said of the study.
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Of those investors surveyed, almost 60 percent said they plan to increase allocations to quantitatively focused strategies over the next three to five years.
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This council will investigate both qualitatively and quantitatively the effects of these regulatory barriers and identify ways of relaxing these constraints for affordable housing.
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It quantitatively measures a company's ability to cover its dividend obligations using such factors as free cash flow generation and cash on its balance sheet.
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Every issuer is analysed quantitatively and qualitatively, leading to an overall internal score, which is presented in credit committees, and updated at each new issue.
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The report itself didn't quantitatively measure that, but the conclusion was still hinged on how more music seems to be flooding our ears and screens.
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Quantitatively focused funds have doubled their assets since 2009 to nearly $1 trillion – or about one-third of the industry's total assets – according to Jefferies.
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The app uses data from collated plant studies from RMIT University and the University of Melbourne, so you can quantitatively estimate how "healthy" your space is.
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"There are many assumptions and generalizations that could change the outcome of the analysis both qualitatively and quantitatively," said Payo, who wasn't involved in the study.
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In the latter case, it's likely that experience is measured more quantitatively and intuitively while the algorithm is using only quantitative data (like, say, years of education).
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Still, in a field which has been on lockdown for more than 50 years, studies like Fadiman's are necessary stepping stones to more quantitatively rigorous clinical studies.
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For such companies, the Chinese market is simply too big of a temptation when weighed against less quantitatively measurable things like human rights and freedom of expression.
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Next time, I would probably spend more time emphasizing the need to better model the calculations quantitatively all the way through to the connection to the house.
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"I really don't know if, even with the megabucks and glamour, the situation at the ground level is quantitatively different than what was happening before," Karve said.
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"Things are organized quantitatively at Facebook," the engineer said, noting that the company was far more concerned with how many links were shared than what was being shared.
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The researchers write: A trio of researchers at Osaka University has now found a method for identifying and quantitatively evaluating facial movements on their android robot child head.
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The app collects information on the sexual duration and noise levels in order to quantitatively assess the user's performance, presenting the data in a series of attractive graphs.
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Although other research groups have identified differences in baby talk across cultural contexts, this study was the first to report quantitatively on such language differences, the researchers wrote.
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"We find the overall effect of population aging on U.S. interest rates has been negative and quantitatively relevant and is projected to be long-lasting," the economists said.
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"Subsurface detection and reaction is a Japanese strength in both technological and operational terms, and a Chinese weakness, even if (China) quantitatively has a larger subsurface fleet," Wallace said.
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"He has just absorbed an unprecedented — qualitatively and quantitatively — unprecedented deluge of negative criticism and coverage that's frankly unfair and a little bit dangerous to our democracy," Conway said.
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BAML says its quantitatively attuned clients use triple the number of factors today than they did 123 years ago, so new information is sniffed out and priced in fast.
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Gest's main analytic idea, somewhat transcending the "race versus economic anxiety" debate, is that the people he studied both quantitatively and ethnographically feel an acute sense of political marginalization.
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" White House aides have pointed to an analysis by the private firm Finite State, which concluded last year that "Huawei devices quantitatively pose a high risk to their users.
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Three years after the defeat of Mitt Romney led to speculation of a new durable demographic majority for Democratic presidents, Abrajano and Hajnal presented a detailed, quantitatively rich counterargument.
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Kraft Heinz said the misstatement was not "quantitatively material" to its financial reports, adding that its investigation was substantially complete and that it would continue to cooperate with the SEC.
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Great growth professionals can be successful with a wide variety of work or educational backgrounds, and are most often curious, persistent, and adept at thinking holistically, creatively, quantitatively, and interdisciplinarily.
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For firms that fared well quantitatively, the threat of a capital plan rejection for qualitative reasons under the second stage - Comprehensive Capital Adequacy Review (CCAR) - is still a significant hurdle.
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Kim is the Kardashian family's greatest success story, not just quantitatively in terms of followers and retweets, but because her life as a Kardashian West shows that the family's formula works.
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Known as the BfV, the agency unveiled how the Iranian regime sought a secret method to obtain "a quantitatively high level" of illicit nuclear technology and hardware from companies across Germany.
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Coeure told the paper that the capital position of Greek banks strengthened during the bailout program and is now quantitatively at higher levels than in other countries affected by the crisis.
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But when we came to Hachette, we already had a business plan, a prototype and a direct-mail plan that quantitatively showed there was a market for this kind of magazine.
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To be true to the subject, to aspire to the goal of living in a quantitatively literate society, the language we use to transmit mathematical ideas needs to preserve this precision.
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Crunchyroll tends to quantitatively license more shows than FunimationNow does, but between the two, you should end up with access to 75 to 90 percent of a given season's new shows.
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Mr Klein started Vox, the New York Times established a new quantitatively minded section, called "The Upshot", and the Washington Post annexed a blog, called "The Monkey Cage", dedicated to political science.
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Led by Mauro F. Guillén, a management professor at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, the study found "robust and quantitatively meaningful evidence" that monarchies outperform other forms of government.
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On an individual level, if we have the ability to think quantitatively, we can make better decisions about our own health, about our own choices with regard to risk, about our own lifestyles.
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Measure sentiment for your digital transformation program quantitatively—what messages get opened, what content gets viewed, how do audience actions differ by subgroups—and qualitatively based on their perception of the information provided.
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Should the Fateh Mobin missile be mass produced, it would serve as further proof of Iran's commitment to qualitatively improving it's already quantitatively robust ballistic missile arsenal in the face of U.S. pressure.
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"By all accounts, automation and new digital technologies played a quantitatively greater role in deindustrialization and in spatial and income inequalities," wrote Dani Rodrik of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
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"A quantitatively significant retreat from lower trade tariffs and barriers has the potential to be a significant impediment to growth," Lacker, who will retire from the U.S. central bank in September, told reporters.
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Sunstein has been a vocal advocate of having agencies quantitatively compare the benefits of those rules and regulations to their costs, junking rules that don't pass the bar and speeding through ones that do.
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" Taken together, the findings noted above are "either entirely novel with respect to those found in the Holocene and pre-existing epochs or quantitatively outside the range of variation of the proposed Holocene subdivisions.
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But still, from my personal experience, masturbation is much less common in females than in males in macaques, and the low rate at which I observed it would actually prevent me to study it quantitatively.
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Earthquakes are difficult to measure quantitatively, due to the various forms of wave motion in play, and the differences in the way that this energy moves through the earth and is transferred to human structures.
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His thinking is apt: Magic, often dismissed himself by the quantitatively obsessed media of the sport, seems like the kind of guy who would understand the too-infrequent plane of joy on which LaVar operates.
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That's in contrast to technical scores, where elements are easier to assess more quantitatively because the number of revolutions in a jump, or a clean landing versus a messy one, is easier for judges to agree on.
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Their cohort, they point out, is quantitatively worse off than its parents were, facing down not just uncertainty about the future but, in 2019, a raging gerontocracy doing everything in its considerable power to deny them influence.
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"Subsurface detection and reaction is a Japanese strength in both technological and operational terms, and a Chinese weakness, even if (China) quantitatively has a larger subsurface fleet," said Corey Wallace, a security analyst at Freie University in Berlin.
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But the current study "provides more pieces of evidence that brain cells produced under running conditions are not just quantitatively but qualitatively different" than other neurons, she says, "and these differences are evident very soon" after exercise begins.
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"We are aware of no other viable climate change solution that is quantitatively as large in terms of carbon drawdown," the authors from the Crowther Lab at ETH Zurich said in their comments published in Science last October.
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In short, elites are shuttled into a life-long, endless competition that not only consumes their life quantitatively but qualitatively as well, leaving no room for self-expression, actualization, or discovery — only self-exploitation, value extraction, and endless anxiety.
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"It's difficult to measure a person's hydration quantitatively, which is relevant for everyone from military personnel to athletes to firefighters, who are at risk of health problems related to heat stress when training or in the field," said researcher John Muth.
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In 2015—some 70 years after the Trinity test— the National Cancer Institute began the first-ever official health study to quantitatively estimate the number of cancer cases in New Mexico (past and future) that may be related to the nuclear test.
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The impact of an individual artist's single, non-mass-produced artwork is qualitatively and quantitatively different from the coercive power of an advertising campaign or a Hollywood blockbuster, and to discuss their effects as if they were the same is hyperbolic and unjust.
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Mr Altman is clearly familiar with the cutting edge of statistical analysis of basketball, as the primary player he got back alongside Mr Thomas was Jae Crowder, one of the players on whom opinion is most deeply divided between quantitatively-driven observers and traditional scouts.
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In the early 20103s, the American evolutionary biologists Russell Lande and Mark Kirkpatrick gave Fisher's theory a formal mathematical girding, demonstrating quantitatively that runaway sexual selection could happen in nature and that the ornaments involved could be completely arbitrary, conveying no useful information whatsoever.
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But in reality, Facebook's goal first and foremost is to create a feed that keeps people satisfied — both quantitatively in terms of the volume of their engagement measured in clicks and time spent, but also qualitatively according to surveys it's constantly serving to a sample of users.
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Even Wringing a Wet Cloth Is Magical in SpaceAstronaut Chris Hadfield continues to make us all insanely jealous of the time he&aposs been…Read more ReadScientists have imaged hydrogen bonds before, but are now reporting that they've quantitatively measured them in action, using incredibly high-resolution microscopes.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen and ECB President Mario Draghi "seem committed to tightening, both quantitatively and via interest rates, but monetary conditions will remain fairly stimulative so long as inflation does not become a problem," said Charles Dumas, chief economist at TS Lombard, in a note to clients.
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"Once we trained people how to ask for Time Locks, how to set them up, and how to honor them, we found not only qualitative improvements in workers, but quantitatively, one of our clients said that, if they were conservative, they estimated personal productivity shot up 40 to 60 percent, maybe more," Brown told The Washington Post.
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These conferences have drawn a large number of less quantitatively inclined academics from all sorts of disciplines, eager to try to apply what over the past decade has been a largely European literature on populist demagoguery to the Trump campaign — to explore ways in which Trump does, or does not, fit the same model as populist leaders in Hungary, Poland, or Italy.
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"Our results not only showed that yoga can be just as, or even more effective than aerobic exercise to reduce blood pressure; but also quantitatively showed the importance of emphasizing yoga breathing techniques and mental relaxation/meditation along with physical forms during practice," said lead study author Yin Wu, a researcher in kinesiology at the University of Connecticut in Storrs.
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But Lavoisier's laboratory is as good a place as any to begin, for it was Lavoisier who published the first putatively comprehensive list of chemical elements—substances incapable of being broken down by chemical reactions into other substances—and it was Lavoisier and his wife Marie-Anne who pioneered the technique of measuring quantitatively what went into and came out of a chemical reaction, as a way of getting to the heart of what such a reaction really is.
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This is particularly the case in vocational training where the return on investment of an educational program or tool can be quantitatively measured in job offers and salary increases I asked four leading edtech VCs and six of the top generalist VCs (who have a track record of education investments) to share where they see opportunity in this sector: Here are their answers… Image via Getty Images / doyata Image via Getty Images / doyata Jennifer Carolan, General Partner at Reach Capital (an education-focused VC firm in Palo Alto with investments including Abl, BetterLesson, Epic!
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