Sentence examples for a negative valuation of from inspiring English sources
As a new report from HSBC notes, in 2007 Renault's own carmaking operations were in effect valued at €11 billion; recently the market has given them a negative valuation of around €7 billion.Peugeot-Citroën likewise has a stake in Faurecia, a successful maker of parts.
Risk-assessment and referral received a negative valuation despite being the most frequently discussed strategy in the qualitative analysis.
CM Small market share of EVs as a result of high negative valuation of limited range and long recharging times.
Voas and Fleischmann (2012) presented three possible consequences: (a) Moslems might become more religious in response to external negative valuations of Islam; (b) they might be motivated to scale back their religious identity, belief and practice; or (c) prejudice and discrimination might have no effect on religious commitment.
This may have influenced our results and it remains interesting to see how the variables investigated here would relate to negative valuations of health states.
At the top of the release are a set of bullet points, the second of which says the following: "Results Include Negative Valuation Adjustments of $4.8 Billion Pretax, or $0.28 Per Share, From the Narrowing of the Company's Credit Spreads".
Content was assigned a positive or negative valuation to indicate whether it was a facilitator or barrier.
Some codes were assigned a positive or negative valuation, depending on whether they reflected facilitators or barriers for implementation of telephone visits.
From this point of view, jealousy, to use Stumpf's example, would be a negative stand and a valuation of the state of affairs that a given person possesses and which another person wants or covets for herself, but which she does not possess; and this state is caused by the belief or judgment (true) that this state of affairs exists (besteht).
A system state is a valuation of all variables in.
In contrast, preference-based measures provide a summary value for a respondent's valuation of the quality of life of a particular health state, incorporating all positive and negative aspects of a health state into a single number.
