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• Previously, the reporting level had been 500 contracts, and market players could remain anonymous.
• Previously, the reporting level had been 500 contracts, and position-holders could remain anonymous.
• Yet the reporting level is so low that 1 in 1, 000, 000 is make-believe.
• On a financial reporting level, EPRA's aim is to establish consistent reporting across the real estate sector.
• A follow-up review published in 2014 found that there were still low reporting levels of some elements, such as reporting of appropriate statistical methods and the avoidance of bias.
• The average salary among the group was $ 248, 000, 80 percent were within two reporting levels of the chief executive, and 44 percent reported directly to the chief executive.
• Their stake in the Grantham, Mayo Tax-Managed US Equities Fund fell below the 5 percent reporting level; they had held 6.7 percent of the fund in June 2003.
• "We're off the screen, " he says bluntly, explaining that the reporting levels from eastern Europe are down to 25 percent from what they used to be five years ago.
• Catalyst sent surveys to more than 6, 500 minority women in management positions who were within seven reporting levels of the chief executive; the 1, 735 respondents resulted in a 27 percent response rate, which is considered adequate for a reliable survey.
• Koa had the lowest average radiation measurements of the eight shots on this project, with aircraft 827 ranging from 0.01-0.02R and aircraft 831 reporting levels between 0.03-0.19R . Unlike in the Cactus test, all nine film badges from both aircraft were successfully recovered and reported.
• Data for the report is required by the CFTC from traders in markets that have 20 or more traders holding positions large enough to meet the reporting level established by the CFTC for each of those markets . 1 These data are gathered from schedules electronically submitted each week to the CFTC by market participants listing their position in any market for which they meet the reporting criteria.
• A 2016 study covering 2 / 3 of drinking water supplies in the United States found unsafe levels of fluorosurfactants were detectable at the minimum reporting levels required by the EPA safety limit of 70 parts per trillion ( ng / L ) for two types of PFASs : perfluorooctanesulfonic acid ( PFOS ) and perfluorooctanoic acid ( PFOA ) in 194 out of 4, 864 water supplies in 33 states across the U . S . Drinking water from 13 states accounted for 75 % of the detections, including, in order of frequency of detection : California, New Jersey, North Carolina, Alabama, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, Georgia, Minnesota, Arizona, Massachusetts, and Illinois.