Moreover, it can be acknowledged that the values assigned to parameters n and P a, were too large for the search space.
But she did acknowledge that the value of the company's Asian assets "tower over the value of Yahoo Inc , Tartakoff here referring to the fact that while Yahoo's stakes in China and Japan are the bulk of its value, Bartz has done the company no favors in terms of fortifying its Chinese relationships.
Cook-Deegan acknowledges that the value of Myriad's database will dissipate with time, as other labs compile data on BRCA variations.
And the one is a prerequisite for the other, because it is only insofar as the value of ELSA's heritage is duly acknowledged, that the 'added value' of RRI can be articulated with sufficient precision.
But to begin to acknowledge that, the values of the system itself must be questioned not just the ethical or regulatory framework in which it operates.
In an interview before his death in 2005, Steve Courson, a former lineman for the Pittsburgh Steelers and one of the first athletes to admit to steroid use, said it was time to acknowledge that the values taught in youth sport bore no resemblance to the values of elite sport.
Her agent, Deborah Schneider, acknowledged that the marketing value of Ms. Weisberger's own real-life stint with Ms. Wintour undeniably added to the book's commercial potential.
While group revenue for the three- month period rose 4.6percentt year on year, when measured in yen, the company acknowledged that the depreciating value of the Japanese currency artificially inflated the figure.
Dang and Hou (1995) researched the dissolution mechanism of basalt in acidic and alkaline solution at closed system with normal temperature and pressure, and acknowledged that the pH value of solution eventually became neutral.
Although these threshold values may have been selected using the best available evidence, it must be acknowledged that the actual values may have little biological meaning.
