The phrase "a value bigger" is not grammatically correct in standard written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are comparing sizes or quantities, but it should be phrased as "a bigger value" for correctness.
Example: "We need to find a bigger value to ensure the calculations are accurate."
Alternatives: "a larger value" or "a greater value."
As those at Fidelity see it, the late-trading cases that have arisen in the scandal illustrate how important it is to have the time-stamps in the firm grip of a neutral, regulated entity -- not in the hands of intermediaries who may have a big stake in whether an order from a valued, big-bankroll customer makes the deadline.
Only the interactive model had a L value bigger than 0.5 (Table 1).
Like the Seq15_12_35, the Seq15_15_38 also had a bigger K A value than Seq1.
Similarly, data about EPs hysteroscopic size showed no difference between the groups despite the fact that we found a mean hysteroscopic size value bigger than the mean sonographic size (Table 1).
Both radii can range from 0 (no neighbours) to infinity (whole population), although in practice infinity is represented by a finite value big enough to encompass the whole population.
In addition, machine learning was used as the highest frequency of author keywords which has added a big value to big data.
As a consequence the Green's function has no constant sign for a value of M bigger than (-lambda_{2}).
It's about creating a value proposition, and the bigger value you create for your customer, company or individual, the richer you get.
Scathing of a global nightlife that values big-name DJs over creating "just a really great party", Morales is determined to "break down the festival barriers, be on the same wave as people, be part of the party".
And so the biggest, the single biggest advantage a value investor has is not IQ; it's patience and waiting.
