The phrase "aid value" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to assistance or support, but it would require additional context to convey a clear message.
Example: "The aid value of the program was evident in the increased support for local communities."
Alternatives: "assistance value" or "support value".
Hindgut disappearance was calculated as the difference between the AID value and ATTD value.
Also, people with hearing loss have given a number of reasons for non-use of hearing aids, including hearing aid value, fit, comfort, maintenance of the hearing aid, attitude, device factors, financial reasons, psychosocial/situational factors, health care professionals' attitudes, ear problems, and appearance.
Much of the aid, valued at $49,100,000,000, amounted to outright gifts.
The British government won approval from European Union officials to offer the Nissan Motor Corporation a package of aid valued at about $59 million as an incentive to build a plant in Sunderland in northern England to assemble its new Micra model.
Foreign aid, valued at $425m, outstrips the national budget of $369m.Foreign-aid agencies provide more and better-paid jobs, especially for the well educated, than do local firms or the state.
The president's visit coincided with the delivery of trucks of government aid valued at 7.2 billion rupiah (£400,000/AU$685,000), including more than 18,000 mattresses, 12 tons of rice, 520,000 masks and books for children.
The government-appointed group of outside advisers took a "very critical attitude" on G.M.'s application for the aid, valued at $1.3 billion, Economy Minister Rainer Brüderle said at a news briefing.
The average and standard deviation of the differences in these per-AID values between the single-conformer and multiple-conformer approaches are summarized in Table 6.
The UK formally "untied" all development assistance in 2001, with the justification that "tied aid reduces value for money", and tends to lead to inappropriate and expensive projects that do little to tackle the needs of the poorest.
This breast cancer screening decision aid brought value to patient care not by impacting what a woman chose, but by impacting why or how she chose it.
This mammography screening decision aid brings value to patient care not by impacting what a woman chooses but by lending clarity to why or how she chooses it.
