Sentence examples for as no value from inspiring English sources

To investigate the relations and the similarities among the different marbles, principal component analysis [20] was applied to all the data reported in Table 1 after autoscaling (excluding of course those in the "1st Tpeak" column, which could not be used as no value is included in this column which corresponds to the cases in which this step was not highlighted).

Autonomous apomixis or haploid parthenogenesis were considered unlikely as no value reached the typical ratio of 2. Despite theoretical evolutionary advantages, gametophytic apomixis turns out to be very rare in plants at extremely high elevations.

^, comparing EPN versus EN and EPN versus LPN; *, in this EN group information of 10 patients is missing; †, comparing EPN versus EN and LPN versus EN; ‡, these are estimated values from a figure, as no values are given.

That is, as long as you assign no value to tricky intangibles like privacy, the rule of law and prudent limits on the power of the state.

At the moment general news is broadly regarded as having no value.

Buchanan believes that men are perceived as having no value beyond financial.

Some laptops were misplaced as they were passed among employees, and some older models may have been destroyed by agents who regarded them as having no value.

Mr. Singleton's tight focus on such people as opposed to a more comprehensive picture of black Los Angeles was still seen as having no value by a good number of well-to-do blacks.

In a theoretical sense, it's analogous to the accounting for employee options, which on most corporate profit-and-loss statements are treated as having no value.

It's also interesting to hear this news now, when just yesterday, disruptive mobile payments company Square's COO Keith Rabois boldly declared NFC as having no value, citing lack of merchant interest in the technology.

But this should not be done by treating the interests of any other child who might be affected as having no value or a lesser value than those of the particular child attended to.