Older youth may realize that strict adherence to the medical regimen comes at a cost of an inflexible lifestyle, and may value quality of life over strict medical management.
A Washington Post-ABC News poll shows that judicial experience is the most valued quality among a list of professional and personal characteristics.
We came to assume a certain level of "production values -quality of sound and image, quality of rendering and staging-that are unattainable with our crude means and our relativalues -qualityvofcesounduse of instruments.
This method can be replicated as an approach in valuing the quality of habitat as part of the implementation of the presidential decree of Sumatra Island Spatial Planning.
Because each line had specific 45 days of environmental data, and each line also had a value of quality traits, the correlation analysis could be conducted between environmental data and quality traits.
Therefore, deriving the equivalence of "saving a life" in terms of a present-value quality-adjusted amount of life saved per women screened would simplify the expected benefit from screening and help women make better decisions [ 75].
The French lifestyle, which puts a higher value on quality of living and less emphasis on competition and getting ahead, is no longer sufficient to keep talented researchers in France, many scientists said.
… The French place a high value on quality of life and family time, and they don't understand why we Americans kill ourselves with work.
The following parameter values were used: 30 intervening genes were allowed between anchor points, a minimum of five anchor points were required to define a multiplicon, a quality value of 0.8 and a probability cutoff of 0.00001.
Positive outcomes include a sense of purpose and value, a better quality of life, improved sleep, and reduced stress, as well as stronger relationships and social connectedness'.
Consequently, customers would not face a reduction in choice, value or quality of service as a result of the merger".
