...This means that quotas and "measures having equivalent effect" are prohibited (Art. 34 ...
... are obese, where obese is defined as having a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or more and where BM... $0.17 and $0.47, which is more than an equivalent amount of cash would (Fraker 1990). It is not surp... (2008) find that contemporaneously measured food stamp receipt has statistically significant p...
[...] the Supreme Court suggested that licensors might be permitted to require, as a condition of granting the license, that the licensee promise not to seek a holding that the licensed patents are invalid, and that the contract might prevent the licensee from challenging the patents.217 Nevertheless, if MedImmune means that post-agreement challenges cannot be ruled out, then licensors may wish to include a contractual provision indicating that, if the license is unsuccessfully challenged, then attorney's fees and costs for the declaratory judgment action must be paid by the licensee.218 Alternatively, licensors may consider adding a clause to provide for termination of the license upon the challenge of the underlying patented technology.
... world are antiquated or have serious side effects and many organisms that cause these diseases are d... or new manufacturing process, not having the consent of the patent holder, is committing an... their laws and regulations, adopt measures necessary to protect public health." Article 7 spe... powers on the licensee that are equivalent to those of the proprietor.106 In the pharmaceutic...
...Moore and Casper (2006) measured the impact of a proxy of workplace spirituality (p... spiritual experience at work without having people become upset with someone trying to convinc... cheerleading now and then had a positive effect. Serifsoy (2002) defines the exploration of an eme... alpha formula and functionally equivalent. The review yielded an overwhelming evidence for v...
... of determining possible full-time equivalent (FTE) resident cap reductions. DATES: Effective da...) 786-0641, Inpatient Quality Reporting--Measures. Issues Except Hospital Consumer Assessment of Hea... cases grouped under the MS-DRG system as having a higher severity due to being coded without appro...
... provision can create a multiplier effect. Each dollar spent bythe privately funded candida... that providing alump sum payment equivalent to the maximum state financing thata candidate cou... Such measures might well promote such participation, but would... corruption.Voters of the second State, having witnessed this failure, take an ever-so-slightly d...
... article is to propose an aggregate delay measure that is sensitive to the distribution of time dela... what conditions can we rank one airline as having a higher level of flight delays than another airli... Y, the following two conditions are equivalent: . (i) [D.sub.[phi]](X) [less than or equal to] [D... increasing the delay cutoff has the same effect as lowering the poverty line in poverty measuremen...
... tempo, because we like to know what we're having hearings on, but we do believe that it's good to s... said in the State of the Union Address we measure progress by the success of our people, by the jobs... and tribes to find and use the most effective means to identify animals that are moving in their... important that we continue to develop equivalent agreements with countries that want to export to t...
...THE EFFECTS OF HARMONIZING TERRITORIAL RESTRAINTS: THE BLIND S... between Member States and all other measures of equivalent effect. (3) Under Article 30 EC, how... restrictions on imports and all measures having equivalent effect." (17) The ECJ has consistently ...
This paper analyzes the relevance of a set of some performance measures for optimal portfolios including hedge funds. Four criteria are considered: the Sharpe Ratio, the Returns on VaR and on CVaR, and the Omega performance measure. The results are illustrated by an allocation on several indices: HFR (Global Hedge Fund Index), JPM Government Bond Index, S&P GSCI, MSCI World and the UBS Global Convertible. Both static and dynamic optimizations are considered. Due to the non-convexity of some of the criteria, we use the "threshold accepting algorithm" to solve numerically the optimization problems. The time period of the analysis is September 1997 to August 2007. Our results suggest that, for the dynamic optimization, the portfolio which maximizes the Omega measure has the more stable...
... (on an out-of-sample basis), while having almost the same mean return. This result suggests ... VaR can be high, due to important leverage effect. VaR also is more appropriate than the first four ...) prove that the CVaR minimization is equivalent to a convex optimization problem. Agarwal and Naik...
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