seasonal factors

Home-price declines have shown glimmers of slowing in some parts of the nation, but they might have been distorted by seasonal factors.

The business environment in the fourth quarter would be weaker due to seasonal factors, the company said.

While it has been firm so far this year, he argues it will fall noticeably later this year as residual seasonal factors recede.

In addition, the new claims data appears to have been significantly distorted by seasonal factors.

An adjustment made to certain economic indicators to allow for predictable peaks and troughs caused by seasonal factors.

Furthermore, inflation is likely to slow when the seasonal factors are fading, i. e. more supply in agriculture products.

Economists said that, after correcting for seasonal factors, the survey showed a stabilisation rather than a sharp slowing in growth.

His fourth- and fifth-order cycles relate to complex responses and perhaps seasonal factors, respectively.

But China's February data indicate that the jump in imports are likely affected by seasonal factors.

First, seasonal factors, and second the end of the product life cycle.

Due to holiday and other seasonal factors, we may see sizeable monthly price increases in the months ahead.

Firstly, seasonal factors, mainly the shutdown of factories during the Chinese New Year holiday, which has slowed exports.

Normally they rise by 1. 5% in the first half of the year because of seasonal factors, but that did not happen in 2010.

Xxii. Dialectical treatment of seasonal factors.

Investors largely wrote off a jump in weekly jobless claims that was likely skewed by seasonal factors.

The other strong possibility is that mother-infant interactions are affected by seasonal factors.

Seasonal factors are at play in the recovery.

Seasonal factors, such as a traditional manufacturing slowdown in China during summer rains, have exacerbated the effects of oversupply.