A second troubling focus is the tension between the notion of cord blood given as gift and its frequent subsequent entanglement in market exchange and attribution of value and cost.
This definition of legitimacy is reflected in the attribution of value to certain types of production, such as articles published in peer-reviewed journals, refereed presentations, and research projects funded by peer-reviewed grants.
It doesn't follow from the successes of post-Galilean science, he suggests, that our attributions of value are merely arbitrary.
Skepticism concerning the prospects for empirical content and empirical truth of attributions of value to objects is thus in order.
Furthermore, we expect an enthusiastic teaching style and application-oriented instruction to enhance students' enjoyment, because, implicitly, both reinforce attributions of value to instructional tasks, materials and contents.
This correction is required because in most cases, the limited number of samples restricts the number of distinct permutations performed, thus leading to the incorrect attribution of 0 values to the estimation of certain p-values.
Reading an analogue clock is a cognitive workout, requiring attribution of different values to the same 12 symbols, interpreted on three parallel planes — seconds, minutes, hours.
Human attribution of multiple values to landscapes is not well understood owing to the variability and complexity of both the landscape concept and the human valuation process.
Base calling and attribution of quality values were performed using Phred [ 40], using default parameters.
A study by Knutsson et al. found very different results compared to this investigation due to the differential attribution of uncertainty values and the used model equation.
