Sentence examples for ascribed to the value from inspiring English sources

This increase in expected pay-offs is ascribed to the value of the system.

Although the meaning ascribed to the value of a kappa statistic may change according to subject area, Landis and Koch [ 32] provide the following guidelines which are used here: > 0.80 1 = almost perfect agreement; > 0.60 0.80 = substantial agreement; > 0.40 0.60 = moderate agreement; > 0.20 0.40 = fair agreement; 0 0.20 = slight agreement, and; < 0 = poor agreement.

In general, the perceptions from the Fire and RPA specialists were positive, with only few negative values ascribed to the lowest value resulting from RPA use (Table 2).

For example, Morus mesozygia, Bolusanthus speciosus, and Pittosporum viridiflorum had a lower total activity due to low extraction yield.The very low total activity of Calpurnia aurea can be ascribed to the high MIC value and low percentage extract yield.

In [13], the partial failure in reproducing with the mathematical model the experimental results is ascribed to the discrepancy of the values of the parameters estimated from basic physical considerations vs values of the parameters obtained by fitting the model to experimental data.

The resampling can easily be scaled from 1 K to 100 M; the higher the number, the more precise the percentiles ascribed to the extreme observed values.

The answer depends, among other things, on the cost of alternative disposal methods and the value ascribed to the environmental benefits.

Re-weighting the value ascribed to the existing BUPLAS VA criteria towards a 'strong' LSP performance assessment for on-the-floor.

Adapting the 'weak' version BUPLAS recruitment assessment to a 'strong' version BUPLAS QA for appraisal and coaching purposes, has required close collaboration with SMEs over the years and the adaptation has involved three main considerations: (i) Re-weighting the value ascribed to the existing BUPLAS VA criteria towards a 'strong' LSP performance assessment for on-the-floor.

For pension plan decisions, however, where there is a long time horizon and where the value ascribed to the benefit may be very different between the employer and the employee, the manager may make an "irrational" choice from the employee's perspective.

To explore how patients conceptualise acupuncturists, the meanings ascribed to the therapeutic relationship and valued therapeutic behaviours.