Sentence examples for authors value from inspiring English sources

Litan and Singer's argument hinges on two key points: 1) that industry will follow through on its threats to stop serving smaller accounts if the rule is adopted and 2) that investors will lose access to important benefits, which the authors value at roughly $80 billion, as a result of losing access to human advisors.

Risk is a continuous measure, and this cut-off represents the authors' value judgment.

This finding suggests that the authors value valid and reliable genomic data but they have not transferred this importance to their educational efforts.

In addition, there should be public access to an auditable record that documents which parts of the clinical study report (page numbers and paragraphs) were incorporated into the new publication, to help make restorative authors' value judgments about what to include in the summary explicit and transparent.

According to the authors, values under 0.6 are considered insignificant.

According to some authors, values of Cronbach's alpha are considered optimal at ≥90, good at ≥0.80, acceptable at ≥0.70, questionable at ≥0.60, poor at ≥0.50, and unacceptable at <0.50.

Later German editions carry lengthy corrections, included in Donald O. White's excellent translation, that suggest its author valued accuracy.

With more expansiveness than "Pamela" and less moral and psychological complexity than "Clarissa," Richardson's third novel offers a comprehensive distillation of the generally sound and humane worldly wisdom that its author valued.

Between 1990 and 2008, the authors say, value added rose most in America's tradable sectors.

For most journals, rapid review is critical to attract leading authors who value being the first to publish research in their specialty.

Based upon this, the authors reported "value in terms of lives saved and hospitalizations averted".